Daniella Ohad: New Generation of Cardboard Furniture abril 9, 2014
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Daniella on Design · 08/04/14
Advance: (···) Ever since Frank Gehry introduced his Easy Edges cardboard furniture in 1972, the material has become sensational when utilized in furniture and has since acquired the connotation of green design. Now, pieces of furniture made of recycled corrugated cardboard will be shown in the Milan Design week at Salone del Mobile in Milan, participating in an exhibition entitled “Anatomy of Design,” in the district of Tortona. The Spanish representation will be in charge of the Valencian designers Sanserif Creatius, which will present a selection of furniture and lamps made with recycled corrugated cardboard. Particularly intriguing is the Grandfather Clock, a clock of almost 2 metres, which imitates the dies and mechanisms of the classics (···) More info at Daniella Ohad Blog
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Inhabitat: Typographic «O» Footrest Is Made Entirely from Recycled Cardboard diciembre 31, 2013
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Inhabitat· 04/12/13
Extracto: “(···)The second edition of the Esencia project is inspired by the reflection of Japanese craftsmanship in the Valencian one and coordinated by Sanserif’s team of designers who worked together with 20 artisans from Alicante, Castellon and Valencia. The aim of this exhibition is to update the image of craftsmanship through the development of a heterogeneous universe of objects that transmit contemporary messages and meet the needs of contemporary society, by the use of traditional techniques and processes.
Read more at Ceramics Now (···)” Más info en Inhabitat
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WCN: Spanish design studio Sanserif Creatius has come up with the new Prejudice armchair abril 22, 2012
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The chair serves as a flexible seat which is made of 100% reclaimed cardboard and makes use of a green manufacturing process. It consists of a set of seats which can be used individually or can be integrated together to create a sofa. The seat of the chair has been designed to conceal footrest and a coffee table inside.
These complementary units can be extracted from the furniture and offer options of a host of positions. The design of the chair makes it ideal to be used in various areas. Prejudice forms part of a limited edition furniture line which in turn, is a part of the collaboration project with the Association of Corrugated Board Manufacturers and the Special Employment Centre of Apai Foundation. More at World of Construction Network.
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Yanko: See, Cardboard is Cool abril 18, 2012
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The limited edition Prejudice furniture collection (by Sanserif Creatius) features a nested seat and footrest combination that is as functionally versatile as it is eco-friendly. Made of 100% recycled cardboard and produced through a sustainable production process, the series is a creative way of raising awareness of the importance of sustainable growth and recycling while also smashing the stigmas associated with cardboard. More at Yanko design.
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Inhabitat: Sanserif Creatius’ Recycled Cardboard Chair Hides a Footrest and Table In Its Seat abril 8, 2012
Posted by jagf in ecodesign, interiorism.Tags: cardboard, furniture, Helen Morgan, inhabitat, prejudice, sanserif creatius
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Inhabitat · 29/03/2012
This awesome recycled cardboard armchair from Sanserif Creatius is a curvy and comfortable piece that maximizes space by concealing a separate footrest and coffee table within its seat. Dubbed ‘Prejudice’, the chair incorporates three elements in one using 100% recycled cardboard as its base material. The new chair joins the Valencian designers’ already sizeable collection of sustainable designs. More at Inhabitat.
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WIDN: Spanish design studio Sanserif Creatius has come up with the new Prejudice armchair abril 4, 2012
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World of Interior Design network · 27/03/2012
The Prejudice chair serves as a flexible seat which is made of 100% reclaimed cardboard and makes use of a green manufacturing process. It consists of a set of seats which can be used individually or can be integrated together to create a sofa. The seat of the chair has been designed to conceal footrest and a coffee table inside. These complementary units can be extracted from the furniture and offer options of a host of positions. The design of the chair makes it ideal to be used in various areas.
Prejudice forms part of a limited edition furniture line which in turn, is a part of the collaboration project with the Association of Corrugated Board Manufacturers (AFCO) and the Special Employment Centre of Apai Foundation. More at WIDN.
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Treehugger: Two Seats Turn Into One Sofa In Spanish Design Firm’s Latest Cardboard Creation abril 2, 2012
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Tree Hugger · 29/02/2012
Space-saving, multi-functional, and made of 100-percent recycled materials — Sanserif Creatius has gone for the eco-friendly-furniture trifecta with its latest design; Prejudice.
Based in Valencia, Spain, the firm is known for its eye-catching cardboard creations, including tables, chairs, and entire sets of furniture. The new «Prejudice» seat improves on the previous designs by being made completely from recycled materials. More at Treehugger.
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An armchair without Prejudice that hides a footrest and a coffee table marzo 28, 2012
Posted by jagf in diseño industrial, ecodesign, environment, Interiorismo.Tags: bold, cardboard, corrugated, dudua, ecoconstruccion, Forest Stewardship Council, furniture, prejudice, sanserif creatius
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As a campaign to raise awareness of the importance of sustainable growth and a commitment to recycling as the future of habitat, that’s Prejudice, the latest proposal of Sanserif Creatius Valencian designers. A seat that hides a footrest and a coffee table inside, but above all that tries to address the concerns of society about the qualities of cardboard as a material of the future for the home.
Prejudice armchair · Sanserif Creatius
In essence, Prejudice is a set of seats that can be used independently -or put together them to form a sofa- accompanied by two complementary units that are extracted to act as a table or footrests, allowing a large number of positions. A versatile seating in 100% recycled cardboard and produced through a sustainable production process.
In addition, Prejudice is part of a limited edition furniture collection, part of the collaboration project with the Association of Corrugated Board Manufacturers (AFCO) and the Special Employment Centre of «Apai Foundation» to promote socio-labor integration of groups in situations of exclusion.
Ecoconstrucción · 20/03/2012
In fact, Prejudice is designed, like many of the creations of Sanserif Creatius to evolve and adapt to different spaces throughout its existence, as well as other sets of pieces designed by Ana Yago and José Antonio Giménez like Bold collection or Duduá -this one is capable of acting as a support table, stands for a table or as a bank continued to grow without end, and even become a library that adopts many positions-.
The genesis of this piece is found in the definition of the name; Prejudice (Prejuicio, in Spanish), that means a prior opinion, tenacious, usually unfavorable, about something that is poorly understood, according to the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE).
As the director of Sanserif Creatius, Ana Yago, says: “There are many stigmas associated with paper and cardboard. Both have been demonized as pollutants but they are actually the result of cleanest production processes and with less environmental impact.”
Furthermore, the Valencian designer have pointed out that a lot of corrugated cardboard companies produce only with virgin fiber of controlled and certified plantations by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and / or recycled fibers, something that the most industries can’t say.
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Dopress chinesse editors select Sanserif Creatius to Eco Style Book vol.I febrero 22, 2012
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(···) The idea behind the collection is to show people the importance of materials like cardboard which until now had never even been seriously considered for the home. Three Little Pigs is a fable on the importance of the materials with which we create our everyday habitat, based on the popular children’s story of the same name. Is not just about presenting a new material, but also hopes to raise society’s awareness of the importance of social design. In other words, it is a brand of design whose goal is to improver quality of life and foster sustainable growth. (···) More at Dopress books.
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Green Prophet: Sanserif Creatius Brings Recycled Cardboard Furniture to UAE diciembre 20, 2011
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Green Prophet · 18/12/2011
Thanks to a recent feature in Sadiyaty Magazine, residents of the UAE may soon be interested in recycled cardboard furniture. The latest issue of Sadiyaty Magazine, an Arabic publication on design trends and fashion, featured design team Sanserif Creatius’s cardboard Valentina throne chair – and no wonder.
The Spanish designers at Sanserif Creatius are enamored with Arabic art and design and have integrated Arabesque details into many of their furnishings, including the cardboard Mustafa table. In integrating Arabic arches, geometric shapes and scallops into their designs, will Sanserif Creatius be the design company that makes eco-friendly cardboard furniture palatable to the Arab world? More at Green Prophet.
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