>As I’m thinking about designing and making some lighting in this project, perhaps I should consider using these bulbs? E26 globe LED lamps by Sharp. These new models consume only 4.5 watts, enabling them to be used for approximately10 hours for the cost of one yen. They can also last for more than 6 years, Continue Reading
03Mar>LED Lamps.
02Mar>Radiator Bench.
>This is an original idea. The problem is that not all radiators are the same size, so perhaps made to measure benches would be a good idea. Perhaps I should think about utilising my hazel panels in an environment where air is needed to breathe through? I think they would be the ideal material for Continue Reading
01Mar>Ake Axelsson.
>Here is something that I obviously missed at the Stockholm Furniture Fair! This is a nice elegant, lightweight, chair which uses steam bending to make the shape of the components, and simple and honest construction to assemble it. It also comes flat packed, which not only saves on transportation space, but allows the owner to Continue Reading
23Feb>Light Aesthetic.
>I have recently developed a preoccupation with this. Here is a piece of furniture that I admire very much, The Superleggera chair by Italian designer Gio Ponti is exceptionally strong and weighs only 1.7kg. During the mid 1950′s the manufacturer, Cassina, ran an advertising campaign which showed the lightness of the chair, and claimed if Continue Reading
19Feb>Introduction to Major Project.
>My conclusion for how I would like to introduce the Major Project, as it appears in my sketchbook. INTRODUCTION TO MAJOR PROJECT. The Major Project has not taken the smooth start that I had expected. I don’t feel my time has been wasted, but being over three weeks into the unit I have little drawn Continue Reading
16Feb>External Examiner.
>Today I met the external examiner to talk through my work. I think it went okay, but you never know. Apparently results will be arriving in the post soon, which is exciting!! Other than that today I finished my book, ‘Emotionally Durable Design’ by Jonathan Chapman. It was a really good book, but many of Continue Reading
15Feb>Stockholm!
>Wow. What a place. I really don’t know where to start with this, so I’ll write in the order in which the events occurred, and try to keep it as relevant as possible. We landed at the wrong airport because of some dodgy weather conditions and a last-second aborted landing. When we got into Stockholm Continue Reading
10Feb>Stockholm!
>Tonight, I fly to Stockholm! I spent the day organising money and other things. We went into Waterstones and copied some ideas out of a ‘lonely planet’ on Stockholm. I had originally attempted to buy this lonely planet but amazon did not deliver it in time for me leaving, so I shall send it back Continue Reading
08Feb>Thinking Space.
>Amongst my continued reading, I have been jotting ideas down on my ‘thinking space’ sheets. Today I started to think about the statements I might want to make within my final project. These statements could appear within pieces of furniture that are intended for function and everyday use, or, probably the more radical ideas, could Continue Reading
05Feb>Why make anything more in a full material world?
>So here is the killer question that was posed to me in my tutorial the other day. I have been formulating an answer over the past few days and this is roughly the answer I have settled on. It is based on my own ideas combined with those from books that I have read. My Continue Reading


