Ross lovegrove

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From Gubi to Zanotta, snooze the day away in style with one of these five sculptural chaise lounges.

Ross Lovegrove designed the magnesium, aluminum and polycarbonate Go Chair in 1999

Ross Lovegrove’s work research into the most innovative materials inspired by biology and ecology is on display at the Beaubourg in Paris

The design works of Ross Lovegrove maintain a trinity between technology, materials science and intelligent organic forms and structures that nature has..

In our second and final installment on Ross Lovegrove, we showcase eight of his key designs that have forever changed the way we live.

The organic curves and gravity-defying cantilever of the Moot chair are a result of Ross Lovegrove’s continuing fascination with carbon fibre; a light, high-strength material used by aircraft and racing engineers. The complex curvature could not be achieved used any other material and achieves maximum performance with the least possible material use.

Focusing on the relationship between design and sound, an exhibition curated by Domitilla Dardi and Elisabetta Pisu proposes a musical journey with objects, products, installations and performances by top names from the international world of design.

Ross Lovegrove | MONOLITH. Roto-moulded armchair, designed for @morosofficial - first shown at Milan Design Week 2013. • ‘Monolith’ takes a cubic block and… | Instagram

Ross Lovegrove on Instagram: "Cosmic Angel and Cosmic Landscape • lighting collection from 2009 for @artemide_lighting • Derived from my ongoing research into liquid forms, digital algorithms and the contemporary process of milling and advanced computational modelling. The undulating waves were studied in order to capture light from several different sources as a way of creating a very poly-senatorial and distributed luminosity within a room. One of my best-results in lighting design. All…