The show goes on and on and on

We would like to welcome YOU to the robinson house studio OPEN HOUSE exhibition 2012.

BEING PART OF THE BRIGHTON FESTIVAL & FRINGE’S ARTISTS’ OPEN HOUSE TRAILS WE WILL BE EXHIBITING MANY BEAUTIFUL AND STUNNING OBJECTS MADE BY LOCAL ARTISTS AND MAKERS.

The exhibition will have projects of photography, watercolours, drawings, sculpture, furniture, jewellery, metalwork and as a special treat – this year we will have Café Alsace!
Provided by our resident French cabinet maker.

You are very much invited to join us on the following two weekends from 11am – 6pm

19-20th May
26-17th May

GIVE YOUR EYES A TREAT AND BE AMAZED BY STUNNING ART AND DESIGN

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Private View @ robinson house studio

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We Alvaro Rodriguez and his friends and colleagues would like to Wellcome you to our private view at the robinson house studio on the 11th May 2012 from 19:00 – 21:00.

Wine and cake is waiting for you … And much much more.

It will be the beginning of our three weekend exhibitions together with the Brighton Open House Festival.

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AND THE SHOW IS GOING ON!! Another two weekends with art and design. Please give your self a treat and visit us at robinson house studio. We are looking forward to Wellcome you.

Private View @ robinson house studio

We Alvaro Rodriguez and his friends and colleagues would like to Wellcome you to our private view at the robinson house studio on the 11th May 2012 from 19:00 – 21:00.

Wine and cake is waiting for you … And much much more.

It will be the beginning of our three weekend exhibitions together with the Brighton Open House Festival.

12-13th May
19-20th May
26-17th May

from 11am – 6pm

GIVE YOUR EYES A TREAT AND BE AMAZED BY STUNNING ART AND DESIGN


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“artful-room-divider”

A new success story in creating an artful design for a customer by the kunsttischler .

The brief was to create a room divider which is beautiful to look at and does what it is made for, to divide the room. And it does this in a gentle way with allowing light to come through.

After getting through a detailed questioner and several conversations with the customer it was time to sit at the drawing board and design something unique and stunning.

Our customer approved the design and the material samples and than it was time to get into the making of the “artful-room-divider”

Materials:

Constructional Wenge veneer and Zebrano veneer.

Normal 0.6 Maple veneer

MDF MR

Cast Acrylic rode

Precision:

Prescciosion was one of the big challanges in this project.

The precission to match up all wholes exactly for the cast acrylic rode to pass through and fit together.

Than to fit the all mitre’s precisely.

And finally to install it into the house and keep its precise rectangular shape.

All issues have been with great eye for detail and patience mastered.

The result is stunning.

These are some first photos taken with the iPhone. Soon we will have very high quality photos.

Please, let us know what you think. Feel free to comment on it.

THANK YOU ;o)

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The CLOAK ROOM

The Cloak Room

This project had many challenges which didn’t appear until working at it.
The request was to build a unit where the doors would have inside shelves and when opened give space to fill with many many many! shoes…

The outside of the cabinet veneered with fumed figured eucalyptus.
The inside shelves are all veneered with rippled maple.
And the inside walls are in maple veneer.

The fumed figured eucalyptus is rarely used for this kind of furniture. It has a fantastic texture that gives it the look of leather.

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The Globe-Wernicke EXPERIENCE…

We had last year the pleasure to work on a project which included the renovation of a Globe-Wernicke book cabinet.   The Globe-Wernicke Ltd was founded in 1899. So the units are more or less from that time.   It was great to wittness how well made furniture will not loose in style and function even after 120 years!    Everybody in the robinson house studio admired how the cabinet had been done and found it sad to have to spray it.    It was mainly all made in solid oak or ply veneered oak.

 enjoy the photos..

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Two glass sheets where original with the defects from the glass making at the time. And it was thin!   One is just over 2 mm and the other just about 3mm!   The patent system to stack them to any height or width is still fully functional.   And the opening mechanism for the framed glass doors is doing what it has done over the last century without hesitation.   We added to the cabinet some more contemporary cabinets and let it spray at the Spray Centre ltd.

If you would like to find out more about the Globe-Wernicke company and its innovative furniture at a revolutionary time have a look at The Globe-Wernicke Ltd or just give us a ring at Alvaro Rodriguez, Design and Making.


New art for Christmas and Birthdays

Steam bend Birch Ply and American Walnut, Black MDF, Aluminium and several more materials have been used to create this beautiful desk organisers and fountain pen holders.

All made at  robinson house studio in the UK.

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robinson house studio on a cultural expedition…

The members of robinson house studio took the chance to visit London and the current exhibitions Pavilion of Art & Design London 12/16 October 2011 at Berkeley Square and the 

Superdesign exhibition at the Dairy, 7A Wakefield Street

A fantastic day out following it up with a highlight at the Superdesign exhibition in London. 

Seeing Joseph Walsh table EROSION II was one of the highlights at our cultural expedition.

Tea & coffee and lunch and dinner was for everybody a necessity or a joy?

Great day

 

 

 

Please enjoy the slideshow with all its treasures…

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