A bit of wholesome competitors might be nice for pushing the boundaries of creativity. College students in the UK Rycotwood Schoolwith the assistance of HIMACS provider James Latham Ltd, had been challenged to create storage designs with curves and vibrant colours utilizing HIMACS, a flexible materials for strong surfaces. As a part of the 2022 scholar competitors, they spent a 10-week interval developing with their distinctive designs. The successful entry – a recent bar cupboard by Yuchen Liu – has an S-shaped curve that showcases the seamless connections and consistency of HIMACS.
Bar cupboard by Yuchen Liu
Liu’s successful bar cupboard makes use of the brilliant orange shade of HIMACS together with stained European oak for top visible curiosity. The judges appreciated the best way Liu created a seamless S-shaped curve the size of the highest of the case, persevering with down the aspect earlier than petering out. He shared how impressed he was with the fabric’s capability to carry higher form and floor definition than curved laminate wooden.
Liu mentioned, “The fantastic thing about HIMACS is which you can create invisible joints. Trying on the floor, few would guess that it was fashioned from 4 separate items, and it was nice to use the identical woodworking abilities for wooden to a totally completely different materials.
Bar cupboard by Yuchen Liu
Bar cupboard by Yuchen Liu
Bar cupboard by Yuchen Liu
Extra Mentions:
Potion cupboard with drum by Phil Johnson
Potion cupboard with drum by Phil Johnson
Bookcase by Sam Webster
Bookcase by Sam Webster
Liquor cupboard with curved ends by Toby Haines
Liquor cupboard with curved ends by Toby Haines
Beverage cupboard by Matthew Holmes
Beverage cupboard by Matthew Holmes
For extra details about HIMACS, go to himacs.eu.
Pictures by Josh Cameron.
