With inspiration from geometry, Lars Tornøe has designed our latest collection Hex. We had a chat with Lars to learn more about the design process around Hex.
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Can you start by telling us what a typical day in your design studio is like?
As a rule, the workday consists of 2-3 concentrated blocks dedicated to various projects or tasks. It can be sketches, CAD construction, models/mockups, or communication with customers.
How has the design process for Hex been?
It was both unusual and fun to do a project with such defined frameworks. Material, production technique, and approximate size were given from the begging. At the sketch stage, I work almost exclusively with graphic ideas in black and white. The development of Hex continued with the use of laser cutters to physically test the ideas.
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How do you feel Hex fits into your existing work as a designer?
Hex must be a quality product, in terms of both durability and design that lasts over time. It is something I am for in mostly all my projects.
Explore Hex here