On the occasion of the second production of VAND 51.31, a new tray format, square this time, has been designed: VAND 30.33. The two trays, besides being functional, and safe thanks to the non-slip handles, are also stackable. They are part of targeted projects aimed at locally producing high quality and sustainable items.
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BOLEND 2015
Project: Log carrying bag
Client: Nomadesigners, Switzerland
The Bolend log carrying bag stands up even when it is empty thanks to the leather thickness and the vertical seams. This feature, negligible in appearance, makes it easy to use, as it allows both hands to fill it and to empty it.
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VAND 51.31 2013
Project: Tray
Client: Nomadesigners, Switzerland
Entirely produced in Canton Ticino (Switzerland), 51.31 VAND unite design and functionality. The aluminum lightness combined with the safety of non-slip handles, make it particularly safe and handy. VAND 51.31 is part of a series of targeted projects, that aim to produce quality items locally.
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LIND 1.618 2013
Project: Shelving system
Client: Nomadesigners, Switzerland
Shelving Systems made of Sperracolor®, FSC certified Finnish plywood. The module divided into golden proportion, can be repeated at will.
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Duenoci & Chiocciola 2012
Project: Paperweight
Client: Nomadesigners, Switzerland
Solid bronze paperweights, in actual sizes, belong to a series of projects joined by the will to work with local craftsmans and manufactures, in opposite trend to a globalized economy. Paperweights are sand casted in small series. Materials quality, the know-how preservation as well as the regional labor relations' network, play equal importance for the realization of these objects.
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Minigiganti 2012
Project: Multipurpose bags
Client: Nomadesigners, Switzerland
Minigiganti Bags, currently available in two models and three different colors, belong to a series of projects joined by the desire to work with local manufacturers and sheltered workshops. The bags are manufactured with local "swiss made" fabrics, using the scraps of the overproduction. Their quality and functionality, as well as the origin of the materials used for their production, takes equal importance in the design process.
