Hella Jongerius's Berlin Studio Is a Feast for the Eyes
Briefly

Knotty macramé-like nets and large ceramic beads cover the worktable at Hella Jongerius's bustling Berlin studio, showcasing her continual evolution of materials that express rich narratives.
The future of good, socially responsible design lies in an evolution of content. I'm always trying to create an object that is not finished, leaving options open for user interpretation.
This isn't what we've come to expect from industrial designers, whose focus is often on function and precision. Jongerius stands out by integrating craft and embracing imperfection.
In Berlin, the line between what is finished and unfinished blurs as Jongerius prepares for her solo show that braids together her investigations in textiles, ceramic, and furniture.
Read at Architectural Digest
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