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NOT ANOTHERBLOODYPORTFOLIO

NOT ANOTHERBLOODYPORTFOLIO

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SPACE

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Tramshed 2011Benjamin Hubert

Design and install. The aim was to create a low cost but ethereal space that would attract attention without detracting from the fresh work.

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Tramshed 2011Benjamin Hubert

Design and install.

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Dave Beard BarV-Festival

Creative Producer with the Honest Group.

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Beauty Pop-UpsSelfridges

Design

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ProductivitreeStudio SUDI

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ProductivitreeStudio SUDI

A whimsical installation that encompasses four products from Studio SUDI’s Recession Ready range. The idea was to have minimal waste at the end of the exhibition whilst also creating a focal point for the Designerblock event.

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Geod -Studio SUDISelfridges

Design and install.

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Polystyrene DreamsProduction Design

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Gandy’s Flip Flops - Heel and SoleSelfridges

Design and install with Amy Fox.

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A-FramesSpanglewear

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Spanglewear Merchandising UnitsUnknown Festival Croatia

Design and Build.

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Project Ocean - Concept StoreSelfridges

Design and install with Amy Fox.

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Summer in the CitySan Pellegrino

Design with Seen Presents

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Spring Summer LaunchKurt Geiger

Design with Seen Presents.

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Not Another Pile of RubbishSatellite Architects

This is a concept for Satellite Architects for LFA 2014. The intention was to create a series of interactive stands that would leave minimal waste as well as a way of show casing interesting new sustainable materials.

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YOUR NAME HERE

Not Another Pile of RubbishSatellite Architects

Design.

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The Fragrance LabSelfridges

Styling with Jo Rowlandson.

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The Fragrance LabSelfridges

Styling with Jo Rowlandson.

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Denim 2013Selfridges

Design and styling.

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Le Chalet - Restaurant on the RoofSelfridges

Styling and Dressing with Jo Rowlandson

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Le Chalet - Restaurant on the RoofSelfridges

Styling and Dressing with Jo Rowlandson

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OBJECT

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Safety Vases

Experimenting with hard and soft materials and textures has been the muse for the Safety Vase series. Knit holds connotations of safety, warmth and softness. Wood is a traditional furniture material that represents strength and longevity. The Safety Vase series explores and celebrates these qualities. It questions current furniture typologies and asks whether the emotional warmth of knit can be introduced to the hard world of wooden furniture. A safe hideaway for those treasues that have a tendancy to be misplaced has been created. The vase like form invites the user to touch and feel the softeness of the wool whilst hiding objects away, this furniture series is about the experiencing the knit. It poses the question of why cant the ½VWX�XLMRK�]SY�XSYGL�[LIR�]SY�[EOI�YT�MR�XLI�QSVRMRK�SV�GSQI�MR�JVSQ�[SVO�be soft and comforting. The knit is framed and contrasted by the hardness of the wood, both the minimal legs and the table top create a frame around the the vase without distracting from it.

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Safety Vases

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Mexican SkullFound Horror Series

Design and make.

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Scribbler%�HSSHPI�JVSQ�XLI�[EPP�XS�XLI�¾SSV�that scribbles all over the walls.

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3D Signage - Christmas Emporium 2013Selfridges

Design and install.

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Flower Sock

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Christmas Huts - Studio SUDISelfridges

Design.

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Bird-A Clothes frame

Clothes that are more favoured have a tendency to be left outside of the wardrobe. Bird-A is a secondary wardrobe that allows for the display and ease of access to these items. The aim is to create an environment for the clothes that are in between the wear, the wardrobe and the wash, a place that allows them to be tidied without the formality of using a clothes hanger or needing to fold clothes away. Bird-A provides a quick and easy way of storing clothes and reducing mess. Bird-A aims to change human behavior by creating a simple solution for the issue of outside clothes. Bird-A is a leaning clothes stand, that can easily be placed into an existing room layout.

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85.505

17.993

3

65.186

49.735

37.665

25.270

85.505

17.993

3

65.186

49.735

37.665

25.270

Bird-A Clothes frame

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STIK

A clothes horse that sits discretely in the corner of your room. It is a development on the Bird-A frame. The idea was to design a product that could be manufactured my one person in 90minutes.

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Garment ChairBenjamin Hubert

Garment looks at a way of ‘dressing’ furniture. How can we upholster furniture without the RIIH�JSV�WXMXGLMRK�ERH�½\MRKW#�8LVSYKL�QSHIP�making and prototyping we devised a net than could be folded and tucked around a foam moulded seat.

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Garment ChairBenjamin Hubert

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Hide and SeekNew Era Comp

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Hide and SeekNew Era Comp

New Era caps are synonymous with urban culture. The aim was to highlight XLI� ¾EQFS]ERG]� SJ� GYVVIRX� YVFER� XVIRHW�juxtaposed against the ever present undertones of an underworld that this GYPXYVI�EJ½PMEXIW�MXWIPJ�[MXL�