Cool Hunting

Melt Modern by Evan Orensten

meltmodern.jpg

Matt Proctor and Aixé Djelal are Portland based cast aluminum artisans who create a range of one-of-a-kind decoratives and architectural elements. Aixé describes their work as "molten lava frozen in space," and that's pretty accurate. Their work exhibits an unusual blend of organic shapes, voluptuous lines and surface texture, and is made entirely of recycled aluminum.

Melt Modern products and information about custom work is available online.

We were a bit slow weeding through our inbox, so you may have caught their work on a few other sites in the last few days: Charles & Marie, Product Dose, Designsponge, Urbanzeitgeist.

Tools
Print
Email
Save / Bookmark
fShare Share
Permanent link
Sphere It
This entry posted on 02 February 2006 at 10:32 AM
Related Entries
Wood Exorcist
Yann Hervis is a rare craftsman of inlaid wood marquetry, bridging into contemporary art and interior design. His refined combination of precious woods humanizes the usually cold transit spaces of architectural projects: lobbies, doors, staircases, ceilings, elevators... In the process, while experimenting with the natural grains of wood, their colours, densities, textures, and natural dyes, he came to create his signature "palimpsests". By combining...
And you thought you had everything...
This luxe "well box" is a shower and steam room with speakers, light and color therapy. It's chic, elegant, minimal and over the top, just the way we like it. From Megius....
Capsule Video: Billes Products International Design Contest 2008
For the inaugural video in our new series of mini-episodes, we're pleased to present a document of the New Orleans-based Billes Architecture's first-ever design competition. We were honored to be invited as a judge and, as you'll see in the video, the results are nothing less than stunning and—perhaps—harbingers of the design future....
Richard Woods Home Makeover
London-based designer Richard Woods extends his "Super Tudor" style to a home in Woodstock, NY, giving the nearly 30-year-old structure a completely new look. Known for the idiosyncratic faux wood prints he designed with Sebastian Wrong fittingly called "Wrongwoods," the upstate New York home is not surprisingly "a parody of what a weekend house should be" according to contemporary art collector and home owner...
Recent Cool Hunting Videosview all Cool Hunting Videos
Advertisement
Advertisement
Recent Entries

Photographer Alejandra Laviada


The 48 Hour T-Shirt


Illustrator Christopher Neal


Light and Motion Seca 700 Cycling Light


Blackberry Storm


Capsule Video: Billes Products International Design Contest 2008


The Journal of Popular Noise Fall/Winter '08 Events


Goods for Good: Gala for Good


KAWS x Kanye West: 808 & Heartbreak Cover Art