Bilboquet Cocktail TablesBilboquet Cocktail TablesKateryna SokolovaDecember 28, 2021No CommentsKateryna Sokolova created a series of small pedestals and cocktail tables with a stile base and glass tabletops for the French brand Roche Bobois. Bilboquet collection has two options of tabletops that show two different artisanal techniques of working with glass. One is molded glass, and the other one is blown glass. It was challenging and fascinating to explore glass as an industrial design material. Tabletops from blown glass have a bigger diameter, and their edges extend beyond the still base. You can see a barely noticeable pattern on its surface that resembles rings in the water. It appears as a result of stretching a glass mass while filling the shape with air. Molded glass is thicker, heavier, and has a structured surface. The round table tops made of it bear a resemblance to candies. The project was created for the 7th edition of Roche Bobois Design Award, which took place in 2020. It was started from the research of the company portfolio and preferences. I aimed to create something functional, but aesthetically impressive. I won the competition, so in 2021 the tables were launched. – I aimed to create elegant and playful objects at the same time. The interior where Bilboquet is placed looks diverse with different lights. Light beams that come through the glass tabletop make an optics caustic effect on the floor. That effect will be more or less noticeable depending on the light conditions inside the space. That’s how Bilboquet creates some emotional experiences and provokes one to slow down and spend time in contemplation of beauty. Kateryna Sokolova Ukrainian industrial designer Kateryna Sokolova was born in 1984. She is co-founder and creative director of the brand NOOM and SOKOLOVA design studio. Design team working in a wide range of disciplines: furniture, lighting, hardware, electronics, environment. Kateryna graduated from the Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts. And held an internship at German Design University "Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle" She is master of Industrial Design. Participant and winner of a lot of European design exhibitions and competitions. The most important of them Red Dot Design Award 2015. From 2011 till 2017 collaborated with French company Jarre Technologies, related to develop and design video and musical hi-tech product around the name and the experience of famous french musician Jean Michel Jarre. Today, Kateryna is an internationally established designer based in Kiev. Collaborate with European and Asian companies. Among clients: Ligne Roset, Jarre Technologies, Forestier, Bolia, Palau, Noom. Website Sponsored Illustration Techniques to Unlock your Creativity Do you want to create a portfolio that will help you get hired as an illustrator, artist, or designer? If so, then this is the course for you. Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published.Comment Name Email Δ searchclosecalendartwitter-squarefacebook-squarepinterest-squarecomments-orss-squareinstagramtumblr-squarePosting....
Bilboquet Cocktail TablesKateryna SokolovaDecember 28, 2021No CommentsKateryna Sokolova created a series of small pedestals and cocktail tables with a stile base and glass tabletops for the French brand Roche Bobois. Bilboquet collection has two options of tabletops that show two different artisanal techniques of working with glass. One is molded glass, and the other one is blown glass. It was challenging and fascinating to explore glass as an industrial design material. Tabletops from blown glass have a bigger diameter, and their edges extend beyond the still base. You can see a barely noticeable pattern on its surface that resembles rings in the water. It appears as a result of stretching a glass mass while filling the shape with air. Molded glass is thicker, heavier, and has a structured surface. The round table tops made of it bear a resemblance to candies. The project was created for the 7th edition of Roche Bobois Design Award, which took place in 2020. It was started from the research of the company portfolio and preferences. I aimed to create something functional, but aesthetically impressive. I won the competition, so in 2021 the tables were launched. – I aimed to create elegant and playful objects at the same time. The interior where Bilboquet is placed looks diverse with different lights. Light beams that come through the glass tabletop make an optics caustic effect on the floor. That effect will be more or less noticeable depending on the light conditions inside the space. That’s how Bilboquet creates some emotional experiences and provokes one to slow down and spend time in contemplation of beauty. Kateryna Sokolova Ukrainian industrial designer Kateryna Sokolova was born in 1984. She is co-founder and creative director of the brand NOOM and SOKOLOVA design studio. Design team working in a wide range of disciplines: furniture, lighting, hardware, electronics, environment. Kateryna graduated from the Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts. And held an internship at German Design University "Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle" She is master of Industrial Design. Participant and winner of a lot of European design exhibitions and competitions. The most important of them Red Dot Design Award 2015. From 2011 till 2017 collaborated with French company Jarre Technologies, related to develop and design video and musical hi-tech product around the name and the experience of famous french musician Jean Michel Jarre. Today, Kateryna is an internationally established designer based in Kiev. Collaborate with European and Asian companies. Among clients: Ligne Roset, Jarre Technologies, Forestier, Bolia, Palau, Noom. Website Sponsored Illustration Techniques to Unlock your Creativity Do you want to create a portfolio that will help you get hired as an illustrator, artist, or designer? If so, then this is the course for you. Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published.Comment Name Email Δ
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