Björn Rust

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Industrial Design

Lab Light

Year: 2008

Designed to mirror modernist principals, this CNC bent tube floor lamp is fitted with stainless steel and cast aluminium clamp and boss head. It's cable is fitted with inline switch and fed though the lamps body. Accommodates bayonet mount light blub.

Re-Issue

Year: 2008

This low energy recycling solution allows users to reuse their own discarded periodicals. Developed under Open Design principles, to promote the free exchange of ideas.

During Brisbane Indesign 2008, one hundred and one Indesign and fifty DQ magazines where converted into public seating. The intention was to alter the perceptions of magazines as expendable, two dimensional and delicate.

Poopie

Year: 2008

Designed for Reverse Park in support of Parking Day 2008. Poopie is laser cut, bead blasted and anodised.

Update Table

Year: 2007

A single length of CNC bent wire is repeated and rotated at 90degrees to create an economical and visually lightweight leg array. The compact laminate top is routed to fit securely to the frame.

EL3

Year: 2007

Electroluminescent sheet is die cut to create a flat packing, light weight, luminaire.

Tör

Year: 2007

Vinyl toy designed from early illustrations.

Eightyfiver

Year: 2006

Tricycle designed in cnc bent wire, which aims to mirror the appeal of classic furniture.

Vacuum Redesign

Year: 2006

The exhaust produced as a side effect of the suction is directed downwards to provide lift. This designs requires a fraction of the parts found in the donor vacuum.

System Sixty Nine

Year: 2006

The System Sixty Nine is a multi functional and modular furnishing system, designed to be an emotionally and environmentally sustainable product.

Atomic Espresso Machine

Year: 2005

Built around existing standard components, the Atomic is a styling experiment aimed to attract the serious espresso consumer.

Vanity Basin

Year: 2005

This design aims to unify the object with its propose. The tubular steel structure carries the water to and from the basin.

Stone, Steel & Timber Pen

Year: 2005

A product which could be made local to its materials, reducing carbon emissions and providing unique and locally significant materials to the consumer.