SaloneSatellite: Creativeans, Singapore

SaloneSatellite: Creativeans, Singapore

A collection of desk accessories inspired by old Singaporean street traders. A news report from Milan by Elena Sommariva

Adapt by Sharina Bi, a designer of the Creativeans collective in Singapore, is a range of desk accessories inspired by old Singaporean traditions now becoming extinct. The mainly Indian flower-sellers at the local market hang their flowers from ceiling to floor and inspired a magazine rack. The table lamp stems from watching blacksmiths making keys (for which they need direct overhead light); the fortune-teller and the tailor are behind the blackboard-desk tidy and the pen holder-ruler, respectively.

Laser cut and then folded, the coloured-steel accessories slot easily into the thickness of the table.

Creativeans is a collective based in Milan and Singapore that works on furnishings, products and spatial design. Its members are Kimming Yap, Khairul Hussin, Sharina Bi and Yulia Saksen. ES

Fiera Rho-Pero
Salone Satellite, stand D12
12—17.04.2011, 9.30 am—6 pm

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