Inspired by aerial views of rugged mountains, fascinated by the beauty of Japanese Wabi Sabi; Sher’s relief paintings are characterised by rough, flawed materials and surfaces. Focusing on raw beauty of nature, e.g. gradual erosion. Wabi Sabi accepts the imperfection of natural processes, the cycle of growth and decay, the impermanence of all things…
Earth 2 / Painting / Wabi Sabi Line
This statement piece, vase and light sculpture is inspired by the laws and forces of nature, entangled and twisted silhouettes. Embracing amorphous lines, soft curves and fluidity, in dialogue with nature. There is a story behind every handcrafted object; this object is a symbol for the twisssts and turns in life… Life takes us in different directions and unexpected paths, nothing in life is linear… ‘Rollercoaster 4’ can be viewed in multiple ways; each side will give you a whole other perspective. The ‘Life is a rollercoaster’ collection blurs the line between form and function.
Life is a Rollercoaster 4
Inspired by Bauhaus architecture; this statement piece embraces amorphous lines, soft curves and fluidity…
Inspired by Bauhaus architecture…
Inspired by the laws and forces of nature, entangled and twisted silhouettes. This handmade statement piece from the Non Linear Line, embraces amorphous lines, soft curves and fluidity; a symbol for the unexpected twists and turns / ups and downs in life. Nothing in life is linear…
Life is a Rollercoaster 3
Inspired by the laws and forces of nature, entangled and twisted silhouettes. This statement piece embraces amorphous lines, soft curves and fluidity. A symbol for the unexpected twists and turns, ups and downs in life. Behind every handcrafted object there is a story. Nothing in life is linear. Life takes us in different directions and unexpected paths. ‘Rollercoaster 2’ can be viewed in multiple ways; each side gives you a whole other perspective… ‘Life is a rollercoaster’ blurs the line between form and function.
Life is a Rollercoaster 2
Inspired by aerial views of rugged mountains, fascinated by the beauty of Japanese Wabi Sabi; Sher’s relief paintings are characterised by rough, flawed materials and surfaces. Focusing on raw beauty of nature, e.g. gradual erosion. Wabi Sabi accepts the imperfection of natural processes, the cycle of growth and decay, the impermanence of all things…
Studio Ho uses experimental techniques to create heavy textures…
EARTH 1 / painting, wall sculpture / for info about availability, pricing and other details: info@studio.nl.
Layout design, colors, finishes, materials, supporting purchase project furniture, office design and styling consultation.
Client SFZ will move into the 3rd floor of an office building in Amsterdam together with 3oaks. Both companies stand for a clear basis with effective solutions which is reflected in the interior design. For example, the choice was made for an office that was as transparent as possible by using transparent office glass cubicles, glass partition walls. Modern epoxy white flooring juxtaposed with colourfull carpet accents and floors give different functions within the building. The colors in the logo of SFZ and 3oaks together (bright blue, orange, grey and black tones) appear in the interior and styling and add color to the white office space. Blue carpet combined on flooring and wall has been chosen in the central entrance.
More info will follow soon…
The house was build in 1881, reattached from two previously smaller houses. Prior to the renovation the interior lacked atmosphere and domesticity. Studio Ho’s approach was to create a warm and authentic space for the client with a balance between functionality and aesthetics. Studio Ho loves to combine both contemporary design elements with ethnic collectibles; inspired by the aesthetic of Japanese ‘wabi sabi’. Natural colours and materials combined with simple clean lines; to allow the ethnic objects to stand out in the interior.
A limited palette of white and beige limewashed walls, rustic wooden panels, white, grey riverwashed Neolith surfaces, natural stone ceramics flooring and contrasting black powder-coated steel accents; to create a well-balanced and atmospheric interior.
The living room is separated from the kitchen and dining room. The family can use both spaces separately, this creates a great deal of privacy. Natural warm brown, beige tints and black steel details set the tone in the interior, which includes a cozy built-in gas fire next to the dining table. Dining tabletop; made from antique Chinese elm wood.
Interior styling / contemporary / ethnic
Studio Ho, Parklaan 8, 2011 KV
Haarlem, The Netherlands
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