T-SHAPE
- Oct 10, 2017
- 2 min read

The collage presented above is a 'T-Shape' which symbolises what I personally take inspiration from whether they are from other design practises such as graphic designs or product and other things that I enjoy (presented through the horizontal top section). The vertical section represents the several designs which have captured my attention within the interior practises and designs associated with it (architecture and furniture).
Each design piece was chosen from a personal view after either studying a particular design aspect such as the Bauhaus movement or if the design fits my personal style.
In reflection, after doing this, it is clear how every practise within the design community have a big influence on each other. This therefore made me realise that my own style towards design has grown through what I have encountered and what I have visually seen.
Here are some examples of my chosen pieces:
*snippet of horizontal

1. The Last Supper, Jason DeCaires Taylor, 2012
2. Bauhaus Poster, Joost Schimidt, 1923
3. Falkirk Wheel, Tony Kettle
4. Lemon Juicer, Alessi, Philippe Starck, 1990
5. Pen drive
6. Memory card
7. The Sixth Sense, M.Night Shyamalan, 1999
8. Art Nouveau, Talwin Morris, 1905
9. iPhone
10. Kinetic Rain Changi Airport Singapore
11. Converse
12. Fjallraven Kanken
*snippet of vertical

25. The Heydar Aliyev Center, Zaha Hadid
26. Smeg
27. Paris Metro
28. Wassily Chair, Marcel Breur, 1926
29. Musée du Louvre, Pierre Lescot, Louis Le Fou, Claude Pierrault, 1783
30. Hill House Chair, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, 1903
33. Spoonbridge and Cherry, Minneapolis
35. Vertical Forest, Milan
37. Superkilen Park, Copenhagen
38. Chrysler Building interior, Art Deco
40. Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao
41. The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, Charles and Roy Eames
Hope these snippets inspire you all to create your own t-shape and help you reflect on what inspires your creative thoughts!





















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