Sment Boasts a Collection of Three Pigment-Enhanced Objects
Kalin Ned — November 7, 2018 — Art & Design
Belgian design studio Sment releases a collection of Gestalt furniture that features interesting materials and engaging shapes. The objects within the range are geometric and made with concrete. To give the illusion of a much more luxurious material, Sment adds a dark pigment to the mixture and thus, each of the Gestalt furniture has a smooth stone-like exterior.
The technique used to produce this effect is quite curious as the company "investigated several ways of using [the] pigment." The material is not the only thing that captures attention, however. The studio produces three distinct designs — a tall, cylindrical lamp, an arched seat and a low-rise, ring-shaped table. Each token in the Gestalt furniture collection bears an interesting, sculptural shape that adds an aura of abstractionism to the piece.
The technique used to produce this effect is quite curious as the company "investigated several ways of using [the] pigment." The material is not the only thing that captures attention, however. The studio produces three distinct designs — a tall, cylindrical lamp, an arched seat and a low-rise, ring-shaped table. Each token in the Gestalt furniture collection bears an interesting, sculptural shape that adds an aura of abstractionism to the piece.
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