Pragm Side Table
2022
40 × 40 × 70 cm
Perspex, Aluminium, ABS Plastic (Castors)
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The PRAGM side table exemplifies functional unity, in which all parts of a system work together to create internal consistency and utility. In an over saturated world of design, the PRAGM side table seeks to enable multifunctionalism and usability within a multitude of spaces by using fundemantal and utilitarian design principals.To be used as a side table, pallette, storage unit, or shelving system this system aims to create space within a world where space is a commodity.
Billie Civello (They/Them) is a designer-maker based on the lands of the Kulin Nation who recently graduated from an Associate degree of Furniture Design at RMIT. Billie designs with a reductionist approach to materials that allows their work to be dismantled or recycled for future use. Using this rhetoric they have explored steel, perspex, recycled clothing and plaster to create various objects and furnishings. Whilst integrating narratives and motifs through a queer lens, Billies designs’ are also heavily informed by modernist principles.
www.itsniceinside.com.au
@13illie_
2022
40 × 40 × 70 cm
Perspex, Aluminium, ABS Plastic (Castors)
Enquire →
The PRAGM side table exemplifies functional unity, in which all parts of a system work together to create internal consistency and utility. In an over saturated world of design, the PRAGM side table seeks to enable multifunctionalism and usability within a multitude of spaces by using fundemantal and utilitarian design principals.To be used as a side table, pallette, storage unit, or shelving system this system aims to create space within a world where space is a commodity.
Billie Civello (They/Them) is a designer-maker based on the lands of the Kulin Nation who recently graduated from an Associate degree of Furniture Design at RMIT. Billie designs with a reductionist approach to materials that allows their work to be dismantled or recycled for future use. Using this rhetoric they have explored steel, perspex, recycled clothing and plaster to create various objects and furnishings. Whilst integrating narratives and motifs through a queer lens, Billies designs’ are also heavily informed by modernist principles.
www.itsniceinside.com.au
@13illie_