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  • Lapel

    Lapel 2008

    Lapel is a standard chair produced by folding 100% recycled HDPE plastic. This manipulation of material allows assembly in minutes without the use of glues or screws. In conjunction with a tool less assembly, the designed outcome can be cleanly dismantled and re recycled via domestic infrastructure.

    Lapel is suitable for indoor and outdoor use and canĀ support weight up to 100kg.

    Photography: Tony Owczarek

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Totem

    Totem 2008

    A series of custom standing lamps commissioned by Electric Dreams Recording Studios, Melbourne Australia.

    Produced in turned oak and acrylic, with polypropylene diffuser and nylon feet. All lamps are fitted with compact fluorescent energy saving globes.

    Photography: Angus Kemp

    www.cornelwilczek.com/electricdreams

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Butterfly

    Butterfly 2008

    A self assembled modular screening system suitable for interior or exterior use.

    Traditionally Butterfly would be utilized as a feature wall, partitioning system, or decorative accent to space. It also has the capacity to hang wall features or garments.

    Produced in recycled HDPE.

    Each individual component can be recycled at the end of its life as a No.2 plastic via domestic infrastructure.

    Available exclusively through Stuart McFarlane Industrial Design. For all inquiries please contact the studio via email found in the contact section of this website.

    Photography: Tony Owczarek

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Calder

    Calder 2007

    Sling chair produced from felt and mild steel with nylon feet.

    Photography: Tony Owczarek

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Trace

    Trace 2005

    Trace lounge is a frameless foam seater inspired by our natural environment. Very comfortable and generous in size, larger interiors are ultimately suited to an object of this nature.

    ProducedĀ from flocked expanded foam.

    Photography: Tony Owczarek

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Pylon

    Pylon 2005

    Drawing parallels with the functional prerequisites of a plinth, Pylon aims to provide a stable, reassuring support while allowing its supported objects to function and or read as if they were on display.

    Produced in lacquered and polished glass fiber.

    Photography: Tony Owczarek

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Neo

    Neo 2004

    Standing lamp produced in polycarbonate, styrene, glass fibre and mild steel.

    Photography: Tony Owczarek

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Vault

    Vault 2004

    Storage console produced from lacquered timber and glass with nylon feet.

    Photography: Tony Owczarek

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Prop

    Prop 2003

    Perch, side table or standing rest produced from oak and cane.

    Photography: Tony Owczarek

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Chess

    Chess 2006

    Chess is a complete chess set consisting of thirty two playing pieces and complementary playing table with draw to securely house the pieces when not in use. Produced in anodized aluminum, chess is light, robust, and portable. For storage, chess can be aligned flat or upright in most bookshelves. All pieces and the table are padded with neoprene feet to prevent unwanted scratching.

    Photography: Stuart McFarlane

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Puc

    Puc 2003

    Puc is a stereo head set prototype which harnesses the inherent properties and manufacturing possibilities of felted wool... a material with numerous sympathetic qualities.

    As a proposal to mass production, Puc offers insight into a material application without sacrificing product functionality.

    Perhaps Puc represents a more holistic future for technology...'the soft face of technology'.

    Photography: Stuart McFarlane

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009

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  • Round and Round

    Round and Round 2008

    Melbourne. Australia.

    Retail design commission responding to a 'neo medieval' design brief.

    Design consultance and project management, outlet floor plan, rack, shelving, and counter design.

    Images coming soon!

    Copyright Stuart McFarlane 2009