Brodie neill

Designer Brodie Neill has worked with recycled ocean plastic to produce new furniture pieces, and used them for a waterfall installation in a London hotel

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Saturday, 15 February :: cowrie chair, 2013 by brodie neill of made in ratio

Designed as a special commission, Bonsai, is a sculptural shelving centrepiece with a multi-tiered structure. Seamlessly rising from the ground, each ebb and flow is counterbalanced from a central vertebra. ⁠ ⁠ Bonsai’s patination gives the contemporary form an enriched sculptural quality, which is designed to celebrate life’s most notable objects and collectables.⁠

Australian designer Brodie Neill presented two new furniture pieces at Covent Garden Super Design in London last week. Remix chaise longue (above) is carved from laminated plastic, plywood, chipboard and fibreboard - some of which are reclaimed - using CNC machinery. The Pop table (above) was designed digitally, manufactured using CNC technology and coated in

Atmos Desk, 2022 - Brodie Neill

These stunning furniture pieces are by Australian furniture designer/builder Brodie Neill (who did that ReCoil table we looked at earlier). First off, this Bonsai shelving unit was commissioned by a client. It's made of bronze and hollow: The Atmos desk is "formed from

Hand-formed and mirror-polished from sheet aluminium, the single inverted skin evolves to provide function, yet is poised in a sculpturally dynamic pose. Inspired by the reverberation of sound, the Reverb Chair’s membrane flows outward before turning back into itself. Born from the pursuit to push materials to their limits, the fluting form is both seamless … Continue reading Reverb, 2009 →

The concept of "broken plan" living (as opposed to open plan) was coined by UK architect Mary Duggan.