Attimo Tea Set by Mikhail Chistiakov |
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| DESIGN NAME: Attimo PRIMARY FUNCTION: Tea Set INSPIRATION: The philosophy of the present moment. The beauty of every moment. Slow movement. UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This form was created in an attempt to capture the moment. The handle-stone "falls" on the porcelain and creates circles running across the surface of the object. This frozen picture gives rise to the illusion that the solid material becomes soft and pliable, the same as the original kaolin clay from which the objects were made.Thus, every time in the everyday use of the utilitarian items of the set, we touch the frozen moment. OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION: Unusual for traditional porcelain, the handle has a complex bionic shape with variable thickness. This makes the use of the set items very ergonomic, suitable for different people. At the same time, the handle is a good thermal insulator due to the fact that it is hollow inside. PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION: The project started in 2019 and finished in 2020 in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. |
PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY: Bone china. This material was chosen instead of traditional porcelain in order to gain more control over the stability of the shape during the firing process, as well as to reduce the wall thickness and reduce weight. SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: Teapot 150 x 95 x 165mm 633g 600ml. Sugar bowl 110 x 110 x 80mm 382g 300mll. Cup 72 x 72 x 85mm 210g 220ml TAGS: Tea set, Teapot, Cup, Sugar bowl, Tableware, Porcelain RESEARCH ABSTRACT: An important step in the design research was to find a handle shape that would resemble a stone, but at the same time maintain a balance with technology and ease of use. We also searched for the ratio of the handle size and the wave amplitude on the surface, and its attenuation. The found shape corresponds to the general idea of the project, but at the same time resists deformation during firing. CHALLENGE: The complex asymmetric shape of service items is difficult to implement in porcelain. It is especially difficult to achieve stable quality when creating a large number of products. However, the choice of bone china as the material, the use of the hollow handle technique, and the proactive correction of deformations during firing, made it possible to achieve an ideal geometry. Thus, the implementation of the points is fully consistent with the concept. ADDED DATE: 2020-09-24 14:26:50 TEAM MEMBERS (1) : IMAGE CREDITS: Image #1: Photographer Kazakov Petr Image #2: Photographer Kazakov Petr Image #3: Photographer Chistiakova Yuliia Image #4: Photographer Chistiakov Mikhail Image #5: Photographer Chistiakova Yuliia |
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NAME: Altavolo PROFILE: This project was made for the Altavolo brand, which is owned by Project 111. This company is the leading supplier in the Russian promotional products industry. Under the Altavolo brand Project 111 creates and produces high-quality porcelain tableware in a good modern design. Mugs and sugar bowls, spice sets and teapots will easily fit into the interior of a modern home or office, fill it with harmony and soft light. Everyone can see the beautiful in the ordinary — you just need to make the ordinary beautiful. The Altavolo is one of the steps on this path. |
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Attimo Tea Set by Mikhail Chistiakov is Winner in Bakeware, Tableware, Drinkware and Cookware Design Category, 2020 - 2021.· Press Members: Login or Register to request an exclusive interview with Mikhail Chistiakov. · Click here to register inorder to view the profile and other works by Mikhail Chistiakov. |
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