Salone Milan 2012 Preview: Kaspar Hamacher
Salone Milan 2012 Preview: Kaspar Hamacher:
Photo by Jonas Löllman
We've seen some of Kaspar Hamacher's excellent woodwork before, but his latest piece, "Stein No. 1," is perhaps his most minimal work yet. Intended to resemble a skipping stone, the low coffee table is carved from the trunk of an oak tree.
Photo by Jonas Löllman
In anticipation of the forthcoming furniture fairs, Hamacher has released a short video of the production of an older piece, "Ausgebrannt," which actually debuted in 2010 and made festival rounds last year, but the Belgian designer only recently debuted a video the production of the piece. If you don't happen to know the concept behind the piece, the video is a nice surprise (though if you know German, you're out of luck). Go fullscreen and sit back for this one: it's a bit of a slow build, but the lush cinematography is a nice treat.
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Photo by Jonas LöllmanWe've seen some of Kaspar Hamacher's excellent woodwork before, but his latest piece, "Stein No. 1," is perhaps his most minimal work yet. Intended to resemble a skipping stone, the low coffee table is carved from the trunk of an oak tree.
Photo by Jonas LöllmanIn anticipation of the forthcoming furniture fairs, Hamacher has released a short video of the production of an older piece, "Ausgebrannt," which actually debuted in 2010 and made festival rounds last year, but the Belgian designer only recently debuted a video the production of the piece. If you don't happen to know the concept behind the piece, the video is a nice surprise (though if you know German, you're out of luck). Go fullscreen and sit back for this one: it's a bit of a slow build, but the lush cinematography is a nice treat.
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