Set in Concrete / 2008setinconcrete_droog.html
Autarchy / 2010 
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‘Autarchy’ is an installation that proposes an autonomous way of producing goods and outlines a hypothetical scenario where a community is embracing a serene and self inflicted embargo where nature is personally cultivated, harvested and processed, to feed and make tools to serve human necessities.

Hidden Collection / 2009hiddencollection_droog.html
Baked / 2009baked.html

‘Baked’ it is ispired by a Sicilian folk event in Salemi, where a flour based material is used to create architectural decorations.The project is a homage to bread and flour and to the craftsmanship of baking and cooking.

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Intruding on the standard production method, we introduce unexpected meaning and craft into a mass produced goods.





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‘Set in concrete’ is composed by a concrete pedestal of 300 kg, a teapot and two cups out of production from the royal maastricht sphinx company, four plates, all trapped in concrete.
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Moulding Tradition / 2009
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‘Moulding Tradition’ was informed by the Sicilian ceramic tradition of  ‘Teste di Moro’, copies of 17th century vases from Sicily that portray a grotesque Moorish face.  Through ‘Moulding Tradition’ we question the notion of  national identity and the custom of craft to mindlessly perpetuate the past.

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Botanica / 2011 
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The objects displayed in the ‘Botanica’ collection are designed as if the oil- based era, in which we are living, never took place. As if historians, we investigated the pre-bakelite period, discovering unexpected textures, feelings and technical possibilities offered by natural polymers extracted from plants or animal-derivatives.

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Domestica / 2011 
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The low chair ‘Domestica’ is an investigation of rural craft and its archetypes. The reference is to the gerla basket, a container usually used by farmers to collect harvested cereals and transported as a bag-pack.


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Migration / 2011 
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18th century rococo decors of romantic roses and perfectly symmetrical leaves, exist today through traditional needlepoint techniques, forcing nature into mans image. As a reaction to this idealised representation of nature, we designed a collection of three rugs inspired by the work of 19th century ornithologist Jan James Audubon.

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Colony / 2011 
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‘Colony’ is a series of mohair and mixed media blankets that refers to a major colony  that Italy held until the mid 1940s. The series is a prescient account of the impact of Italian imperialism on the urban infrastructure of these former colonies and the complex relationship these countries now have with Italy.

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Charcoal-Vitra Design Museum/ 2012 
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In conjunction with a major retrospective on Gerrit Rietveld, the curator of Vitra Design Museum, Amelie Znidaric, has invited us together with other four of the most innovative designers working in the Netherlands to join a partner from the region in developing a design proposal.
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Craftica-Fendi / 2012 
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In line with their previous presentations ‘Craft-Punk’ and ‘Craft Alchemy’, Fendi invited us to develop ‘Craftica’, a new body of work exploring leathercraft in conversation with other hand-worked, natural materials.craftica.html
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Cucina Sambonet / 2013 
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This year exhibition 'La sindrome dell'influenza' at the Triennale Design Museum will be composed of different sections. For the one dedicated to the Masters of Italian Design, Studio Formafantasma have been invited to give their personal interpretation to the work of the designer Roberto Sambonet (1925-1994).
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Turkish Red/ 2013turkish_red.html
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Drawing inspiration both from the Driessen collection of the Textiel Museum in Tilburg  and the history of Turkish red, Studio Formafantasma has designed a series of 17 silk textiles which are dyed with madder roots in collaboration with a German colourist. The design of the silks features patterns from Driessen’s books and other visual elements as a reference to the history of Turkish red.turkish_red.html
Vienna SpielKarten/ 2013vienna_spielkarten.html
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In 2012 six product designers from six different European nations have been invited by the Vienna Tourist Board  to capture their view of Vienna in a three-dimensional proposal for a souvenir for the city.  The result of the competition have seen as winner Studio Formafantasma which designed a deck of cards loaded with historical references to modernist Vienna. vienna_spielkarten.html