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Pages: 216, Paperback, The Museum of Modern Art, New York

Ron Arad: Restless Furniture D. Sudjic Interesting book that probes into the concepts behind Arad's production at his One Off shop. pp. 106, $75 long out of print

Antonelli, Paola, Jonathan Safran Foer, Marie-Laure Jousset, and Ingeborg De Roode. RON ARAD: No Discipline. 216 pages, hundreds of illustrations, most in color. 4to, wraps. New York, Museum of Modern Art, 2009. Exhibition in New York, Paris and Amsterdam.

ron arad’s fascination with volume and shape takes on a new twist. introduced at milan’s salone del mobile 2007, misfits elements look as natural as if shaped by wind and sea. comfortable, relaxed lounging is easily found within misfit’s eccentric and softly rounded seats. their unique shapes allow misfits elements to be used individually or any imaginable combination..

The Vitra T. Vac Chair by Ron Arad is designed with a remarkable seat "shell" that, in addition to being visually impressive, is quite comfortable. The unique ridged form is made out of dyed polypropylene, set atop a tubular metal base. Such construction makes it quite durable and able to withstand virtually any conditions, indoors or out.

Born in Tel Aviv in 1951, Ron Arad studied at the Jerusalem Academy of Art from 1971 - 1973, before moving to London, where he studied at the Architectural Association from 1974 - 1979. In 1994, he established the 'Ron Arad Studio', design and production unit in Como, Italy. His London studio has increasingly produced individual pieces made of sheet steel, and he always mischievously exploits their formal and functional possibilities to the fullest. The sculptural forms often have an unexpected...

cor unum (latin for ‘one heart’) has been producing hand-made ceramics since 1953. clay, water, and fire are the ingredients for life in our world, and these elements form the basis for cor unum’s earthenware products. cor unum is based in a town in the netherlands that is well known as a european ceramics center, but today there are also locations in 13 european countries, japan, taiwan, hong kong, brazil, and the united states. cor unum has worked with many great designers to create their pieces...

An artist's creativity combined with a great company's technology, gives life to a bookcase design of industrial scale that can rightfully be considered the world's most daring and revolutionary: Bookworm, the flexible bookshelf. A careful analysis of extrusion technology has allowed the creation of a curvy bookcase which assumes any desired shape, without compromising toughness and functionality. Unlimited shapes can be formed, limited only by personal creativity.

The Alessi Babyboop Dish combines pillowy forms with metallurgical artistry to create an hors d'oeuvre dish that exhibits touchable elegance. Designed by Ron Arad, the Babyboop 2-Part Dish features stainless steel.Alessi is an Italian company. Its corporate mission is to bring a utopian priority to affordable, high design for the home and office.The Alessi Babyboop Dish is available with the following:Included Features:18/10 Stainless Steel body.Satin finished bow

Ron Arad has excelled himself creating a small family of objects that, as usual, are not only heavily iconic on the aesthetic plane, but each is hallmarked by an innovative, curious performance: The twisted shape of the shaker should make you think that the liquid inside is going to ‘twist’, then there is the spindle-type movement of the stirrer.

Ron Arad Babyboop stainless steel hors-d'oeuvre dish

Equally elegant and comfortable, the plastic shell of Ron Arad's Tom Vac chair offers a high degree of comfort both indoors and out. The generous seat and unique shell-like design of the chair defy the traditional features of a stacking chair. With an opening at the rear, the corrugated plastic seat facilitate the stacking of up to five chairs at once. Special additives to the plastic shell prevent it from bleaching in the sun.

Ron Arad always searches for new and different constructions and functions of the objects he designs. With the 3000, Ron Arad uses the rotating disks as the basis for telling time. In this unique design, the current hour and minute appear in two distinct openings that rotate around the face of the watch, revealing only a small part of the artwork at a time. This watch is unisex, with a sliding-lock band that can be adjusted to any sized wrist.

An artist's creativity combined with a great company's technology, gives life to a bookcase design of industrial scale that can rightfully be considered the world's most daring and revolutionary: Bookworm, the flexible bookshelf. A careful analysis of extrusion technology has allowed the creation of a curvy bookcase which assumes any desired shape, without compromising toughness and functionality. Unlimited shapes can be formed, limited only by personal creativity.

ISBN-10: 0972310819 ISBN-13: 9780972310819. Edition: .