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Posts tagged ‘i love dust’

Benny Gold Glider Plane Series: I Love Dust

30 May 2010, 01.17 | Posted in Fashion | 3 comments »

Benny Gold x I Love Dust Glider Plane T-Shirt
Benny Gold continues his Glider Plane Series with London based design firm I Love Dust. “Every season I ask an artist / designer that I respect to reinterpret our “Stay Gold” Glider Plane. The Glider plane is the symbol that set everything in motion for the Benny Gold brand and it’s great to see others take on it.” Now available here.

Another look follows.

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ilovedust x Eames

04 August 2009, 20.53 | Posted in Art, Furniture | No comments »

ilovedust x Eames

Constructed from sculpted forms of moulded plywood, the DCW chair was designed by Ray and Charles Eames in 1946 to comfortably fit the body. These now iconic pieces of furniture have endured to become mid-century modern day classics.

ilovedust have sought to complement the chair’s aesthetic integrity with a tailor-made design drawing inspiration from the relationship between the designers. Based on a dialogue conducted between Ray and Charles during the unveiling of the chair on the Arlene Francis ‘Home’ show broadcast in 1956, each chair has a unique pattern pertaining to one of the designers. The chairs tell a his and hers story with different quotes from each designer and draw heavily on graphics of the time, producing an overall 1950s aesthetic and enhancing one of the most recognisable and prolific pieces of modern design. Each pattern was carefully applied by hand, making these exclusive classics a must-have one of a kind.

The design also runs across a limited edition set of green and blue printed cushions. As a final addition, a specially commissioned hand-screened print is available to buy.

More detailed images of the I Love Dust x Eames DCW Chair, Cushions and Screen Print follow after the jump.

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Brand Jordan Family Tree

21 February 2008, 13.55 | Posted in Art, Sneakers | No comments »

RTEmagicC brandjordan familytree.jpg Brand Jordan Family Tree
We present you the Brand Jordan Family Tree. The tree was made to show the history of Brand Jordan ant their footwear design from the Jordan 1 to present day with the 23rd shoe designed by Tinker Hatfield. The print comes as a limited edition, printed gold on a very fine tissue paper.
The work has been created by UK agency I Love Dust. Make sure to check out their new website here.
After the jump a full size pic of the family tree.
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Levi’s x Jordan Box Graphic

12 February 2008, 00.33 | Posted in Other | No comments »

JORDAN X LEVI collage4 1 Levis x Jordan Box GraphicJust last week we presented to you the Levi’s x Jordan Box Set that consists of a sneaker, denim and also a t-shirt. Since the graphics for the collaboration have been created by our friends from I Love Dust, we can give you a more detailed look at them.
After the jump a larger image.
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