Showing posts with label ductal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ductal. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Local Talent

Two great Victoria venues to visit this weekend
Szolyd Announces their outdoor living show in Victoria, B.C. April 24/25. They will be presenting their innovative line of exterior concrete furnishings in a beautifully staged garden located just minutes from downtown. Those attending the show will receive a 25% discount towards purchases made during the two day event.

Some of the items to be seen include:
Local handcrafted large format concrete planter line
water feature concepts
Permanent concrete tables that hold up to the merciless Victoria weather
Unique art pieces and small decor items.
G-ROC + 85% recycled glass product of the year
Large and small format tiles of all colours and sizes

For more information please visit:
www.szolyd.com


Ivan Meade-Trevino is the principal designer of the Meade Design Group. He brought his innovative design talent from Mexico to Vancouver Island in 2002 and is known for his stunning interiors, unique furnishings and eye catching graphics.
Ivan will be showcasing his many talents in an exhibition at the p.s Gallery at Place this Saturday evening at 7pm.


Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Furnishing the garden

bench concept - model 1
Furniture in the garden is very important and is often overlooked. Carefully placed, a seat, bench or covered space offers refuge, and if you are an avid gardener like myself, a place to stop working and reflect. It is usually difficult to source quality furnishings that will work in our coastal context, which is why designing my own seemed obvious. I am currently working with local craftsmen to create the first prototype.





The seats aesthetic will work in a modern and traditional setting



materials:
-reclaimed oak seat slats
-ductal arches



Ductal is a revolutionary, ultra-high performance material that provides strength, ductility, durability and aesthetic flexibility.





furniture concept and visuals created by Christian Barnard