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Stump Recycled stool by Derlot,
The stools are crafted from 80 per cent post-industrial plastic, according to the brand, and the design represents Derlot's interest in creating sustainably made furnishings.
The pieces are available in a myriad of standard flecked combined colourways and custom combinations can be made upon request.
Designer: Alexander Latersztain
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Pipeline modular seating
By Alexander Lotersztain for Derlot
Good Design Awards best in category Sport&Lifestyle #waterscape by superior #derlot #walkonwater #superior #happydays #gooddesign
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BY DERLOT
INTERIOR PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ALEXANDER LOTERSZTAIN'S LATEST PROJECT.
Product Photography on location and studio for Derlot Editions. Design Alexander Lotersztain.
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Derlot twig seat
DESIGN // AUSTRALIAN INTERIOR DESIGN AWARDS – Short List announced!
The shortlist for the Australian Interior Design Awards has been revealed - collectively the stellar list of projects demonstrate that the Australian design industry is thriving, with the shortlisted design practices representing excellence across the many different spheres of interior design.
The judging process, conducted under the auspices of the Design Institute of Australia, also adhered to the protocols of the International Federation of Interior Architects/Interior Designers - deeming a shortlist nomination to be acknowledgment that selected projects were executed to the highest level.
The eight-member jury included leading design professionals, among them Robert Backhouse, MD HASSELL, Rosina Di Maria, principal WOODS BAGOT SA, Nick Tobias, TOBIAS PARTNERS, and Kirsten Stanisich, director of SJB NSW.
With project categories spanning Public Space, Residential, Workplace, Retail, Hospitality, Commercial and Installation – today we take a look at a few of the interior design finalists – Robert Mills Architects, Smart Design Studio and Derlot / Alexander Lotersztain.
Sorrento House by Robert Mills Architects [image Earl Carter]
Tusculum Street by Smart Design Studio [image Sharrin Rees]
Chester Street by DERLOT / Alexander Lotersztain [image Florian Groehn]
designEX congratulates all finalists, and we look forward to the official awards ceremony on April 27th held at a gala dinner at Doltone House, Jones Bay Wharf, in Sydney.
Over the coming weeks we will share more projects by this years finalists.
Read the full shortlist HERE.
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by Anne-Maree Sargeant // The Snap Assembly blog // AMS-info
