Showing posts with label pacha design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pacha design. Show all posts
new work:
pachadesign......
Glenn Rushbrooke & Samantha Robb

"we like simple, uncomplicated design."













Every time Glenn Rushbrooke & Samantha Robb of pachadesign release a new piece, I get the urge to jump on a plane to visit their shop on the North Devon Coast. I imagine something of a Big Sur landscape: harsh, brutal, salty, and stunningly beautiful at dawn and dusk. Perhaps, I'll make it to visit them on my next trip to London! Until then, here are some images of their latest table + bench they have named kaiseki.

Also, look forward to an interview with Glenn and Samantha on YHBHS in the upcoming months. I'll get to ask them about their choice of materials, their design philosophy, and other design interests, and artisans that inspire them.












kaiseki


oak & black steel dining table and benches
sustainably sourced uk oak finished with eco hard wax oil
steel powder-coated black stainless steel bolts






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pachadesign are glenn rushbrooke and samantha robb. we are a design/make partnership based in welcombe on the north coast at the border of devon & cornwall, specialising in contemporary furniture & accessories from locally sourced reclaimed & natural resources. the word pacha, meaning green/pure, was chosen to represent our eco-friendly attitude & our passion for using materials often seen as waste. much of our work evolves from a simplistic approach to design and the materials that we use, combining pared down aesthetics with the japanese view of wabi sabi, beauty in imperfection.








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Portrait of a Dining Table.

"the holiday edition"

1970-2010 (slate, wood, glass, & marble)


































































































































































Portrait of a
Dining Table
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"the holiday edition"

1970-2010 (slate, wood, glass, & marble)



1. In the manner of Pierre Cardin, 1970

2. Delfi Vetro, Marcel Breuer - Carlo Scarpa - Tobia Scarpa 1969/2009 Ultrarazionale collection Evolution of Delfi table, realized in 2009 rielaborate by Tobia Scarpa, this table is composed by two monolithic bases made with White Gioia carrara marble or with White Vicenza stone and by a top in crystal fixed to them with brass plates and nylon supports.

3. Joaquim Tenreiro (1906-1992)" is the pioneer of modernist Brazilian furniture making. A forerunner in the use of rediscovered raw materials as well as the creator of a new formal language in 20thcentury Brazilian furniture design, he drew on the lessons of past furniture making as a vital source, not only in the mastery of technical and constructive solutions, but also in the aesthetic experience, craftsmanship, and the cultural meaning of his production. His exquisitely crafted pieces evoke a refined coexistence of traditional values and modern aesthetics, strongly bound to the Brazilian cultural milieu." more here.

4. B and B 1980's

5. Sawkille, Byrdcliffe Patio Table. go here...

6. Sebastian Matta, carved wood, 1970's.

7. Pacha Design Oak edge oak & slate dining table with benches. Reclaimed & sustainably sourced U.K. oak finished with eco hard wax oil cornish slate! New work coming soon!









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new work:

pacha
design

rust shikiri!











Pacha Design continues to make me lust after every piece of furniture they produce. This new shelving unit, with rust fronts & sustainably sourced UK oak feels pretty much perfect. In today's world, where designers are always attempting the thrill of the "new," Glenn and Samantha always take the opposite approach. Who else is using rust, oak, slate and other earthly materials in such a sublime manner?




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"
Much of our work evolves from a simplistic approach to design and the materials that we use, combining pared down aesthetics with the japanese view of wabi sabi, beauty in imperfection. we are very much inspired by the natural state of decay & rawness of
oak, slate & metal, yet use these materials to produce pieces with
clean lines & a modern feel."











image above:

rust shikiri , open shelving
with cupboards

sustainably sourced uk oak ,
finished with eco hard wax oil




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M A T E R I A L S : Pacha Design

subtle streaks of
light & dark with
tiny gold flecks
of
iron pyrites (fools gold) here and there!











Sammy and Glenn of Pacha Design,
posted this today on their blog.
It was just too beautiful to keep to myself.
Not to mention the description,
of fools gold streaks!













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square slate & oak coffee table
sustainably sourced cornish oak - treated with an eco hard wax oil cornish slate - protected against stains with an eco sealant glues used are non-toxic & solvent free....











amazing rusted console... wow..




rust
steel & oak console with drawer

sustainably sourced uk oak
finished with eco hard wax oil
reclaimed rusty steel
protected with a sealant
glues used are non-toxic & solvent free
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go to pacha design here...
thanks sammy and glenn.