The Tom Dixon Slab collection is characterised by the use of solid oak wood, with smooth and uneven rounded edges and legs that end up in a circular curve. The wood is deeply brushed and lacquered, which enhances the beautiful natural texture of the wood.
The stool includes a cast iron footrest that physically reinforces the structure and visually enhances the tough and solid personality of the piece, creating an interesting contrast of textures with the linearity of the brushed wood
Celebrating the joy of contrast, this year Tom Dixon highlights the opposite qualities of his new products – “Rough and Smooth”.
Tom Dixon’s first collection of accessories, gifts and objects of design comes after ten years…
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British “Designer of the Year” Tom Dixon, presented his latest range of gifts and accessories at the Maison & Objet, Paris trade fair last week.
Dixon‘s newest range is inspired by the industrial qualities of engineering with a beautiful play on industrial machine parts, with three range’s that feature accessories made from semi-precious materials like brass, copper and glass.
For Tom Dixon raw materials are a veritable obsession.
Marble, wood, plastic, glass, iron, brass and copper are the basic building blocks that have defined Tom Dixon’s products from the outset.
This year, Tom took a step back and looked at his biggest influence and the underpinning inspiration for what he does – his materials.
Tom Dixon‘s 2014 accessories collection is inspired by the industrial qualities of engineering, with a beautiful play on industrial machine parts, utilising semi-precious materials like brass, copper and glass.
Famed for his previous collection of furniture, lighting and accessories, Tom Dixon’s accessories collection shows his continued talent to produce innovative and interesting design that deals with every day objects and the pursuit to reinvent them in a beautifully resolved design.
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Combining the curatorial notion of a major Biennale and the commercial potential of an Art Fair, the NOTFAIR will be an opportunity for art aficionados to discover numerous unrepresented artists and a careful selection of artists the organisers believe deserve a higher profile.
Designed by iconic British designer Tom Dixon, the interior of Circus is one of its most memorable aspects, mixing grown up glamour with a hint of kitsch.
Guests enter into an alleyway of kaleidoscopic mirrors, whilst the main arena incorporates a glass roof, mirror balls, flamingo shaped table legs and harlequin patterned walls.
” Good news from Brasil ” is a total immersion in the SOLLOS world: iconic and award-winning projects, presented next to the latest achievements, catch the eye of the visitors with a layout that invites to admire the timeless proposals of the Brazilian brand in every detail and from different angles.