Thursday, March 19, 2009

The Paper Clip Chandelier Deconstruction Process



Re:Design Technologies collects vintage and otherwise used lamp shades, strips the acrylic, fabric, glue and dusty bits away to reveal the stainless steel framework underneath. Steel is constantly recycled in a closed loop process, as the raw material and production costs are so high. Stainless steel is a reliable material to use and reuse - our sturdiest frames date back to the 1930's!

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Thanks to Kenkeknem Resources



Re:Design Technologies would like to thank Kenkekenm Resources for the opportunity to design their company logo. Kenkekenm Resources in Barriere, British Columbia (near Kamloops) specializes in Aboriginal Cultural Advising and Natural Resource Services.  Please visit their website at www.kenkekenm.com.


Early Examples of the Paper Clip Chandelier

Friday, March 13, 2009

Handmade Ochre Paintings

Handmade Ochre Paint

Re:Design Technologies harvests, trades and manufactures ochre and hand-made ochre paints. Botanical #1 is the result of laboratory testing, preparing ground iron oxide clay with olive oil. As a result of long-term testing, we found that the paint matures one year after the original preparation.