All posts Tagged ‘Jeremy Walton’

Water Drop

Water Drop wall display made from milk cartons. Design by Jeremy WaltonDesign by Jeremy Walton, 2007. 484 milk cartons
Dimensions: 160 cm x 160 cm.
Designed to be made by people at home using 484 milk cartons.
“A life time of memories in a year’s worth of milk cartons” Designed and made especially for the SE 2007 Autumn Exhibition. Design is knowledge, Craftsmanship is a state of mind.

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Downloading E-craftbooks. Conditions of sale

Instant and secure product delivery.

DesignYouMake products come packaged in the form of E-craftbooks that come as a download. Adding the selected items to your ‘shopping cart’ and then ‘checking out’, you will be redirected to the instant download of your E-craftbooks after a successful payment. You will also be sent the download link(s) in an e-mail. These are secure links that are for private use only.

E-junkie Shopping Cart and Digital Delivery (Transactions managed by E-Junkie)

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Line Drawings 0007

Line Drawings at the Dansih Design Centre. Design by Jeremy Walton, Ditte Hammerstrøm and Claus BjerreDesign by Claus Bjerre, Ditte Hammerstrøm and Jeremy Walton. 2006.
Honey I’m Home exhibition, Danish Design Centre, 2006.
Within a room, a three sided technical drawing of a chair and ceiling lamp is laid out on the side walls and the back wall using hooks. String is then used to draw within the space and the possibilities laidout by the original 2d drawing. A drawing of a chair forms where  different peoples lines commonly overlap, it is hard to avoid. The overall drawing can support the weight of several people.

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SE – Vennelyst

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SE 2006 Vennelyst, Frederiksberg Gardens and The Palaces and Properties agency.
For the past 25 years, the SE exhibitions have been staged in sober, well-lit exhibition spaces with proper podiums. (Not entirely true, Check out SE ReMix)This year, we step outside. Outside the museum space and into a public park that radiates history, beauty and life.

Includes Hurrah and One for luck.

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Hurrah and one for luck

Hurrah, picnic bench with flag pole. Design by Jeremy Walton

Design by Jeremy Walton, 2006. Frederiksberg Gardens and The Palaces and Properties agency.
Designed and made for SE 2006 ‘Vennelyst’,
‘Inspired by an appreciation of real Danish life, the humour and personality of the people in Denmark. The ‘Hygge’ in birthdays, family gatherings and raising the flag. The dinner speeches and flag waving. The shorts and the long one at the end.’
For Family, friends and colleagues. For summer.

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Workshop Hygge

Workshop Hygge, 2006. Krabbesholm art school.
Jeremy Walton, Ditte Hammerstrøm and Claus Bjerre.
Over four days the students took part in a number of projects in groups and individually. The results of which came together as one event, a Hygge Aften which took place on the fourth evening with an open invitation to the rest of the school.
The focus was on the students not to ask for appraisal for their individual efforts but to give themselves to the project, to observe the overall picture, allow one thing to lead to another and embody the unpredictable. The result, as well as being Hyggeligt was unique and original.

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CC+ for Moma

CC+ for MoMA, Exhibition 2006.

The HyggeLys candle is part of the CC+ for Moma exhibition and will be included in the forthcoming Moma spring catalogue.

MoMA Design Store Soho, New York, February 2006

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DesignYouMake

jw_waterdrop_construction-000.jpgAn alternative by Jeremy Walton, 2006.
Product downloads as e-craftbooks.

LINK to www.designyoumake.com
DesignYouMake is about people-led design, it is about involving people in design. It positions design as knowledge rather than an object and craftsmanship as something to be appreciated not judged.

‘Design is knowledge,
craftsmanship is a state of mind.’

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Vintage Candle, with original vintage matchbox label

Vintage candle, with original vintage matchbox labels. Design by Jeremy Walton

Design by Jeremy Walton, 2005. Candle Collection.
“The labels themselves are brought from matchbox collectors, I only buy the ones that are of very little value to the collectors. I don’t want to upset the people that collect matchbox labels. I don’t wish to break up a rare set of labels by sending them to opposite sides of the world. Yet that could ignite an old challenge for the collectors.”

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Colour Match, candle with matchbox.

Colour Match. design by Jeremy Walton 2005Design by Jeremy Walton, 2005. Candle Collection
The Colour Match consist of colours that vary in relation to season and stock.
The colour match candles join the hyggelys candle with matchbox and vintage candles. The matchbox in the colour candles is positioned at the base of the candle.

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