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Design w/Conscience: TaTu

Designed by Stephen Burks

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TaTu

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Stool

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Side Table

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Coffee Table

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Coffee Table

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Coffee Table

A Design With Conscience® project. Steel wire is deliciously airy, visually pliant and weather resilient in brilliant modular furniture by celebrated designer Stephen Burks. Hand-woven in South Africa by artisans working closely with the designer, TaTu meshes traditional with urbane. Coffee Table breaks down into a large tray, bowl and basket; Side Table becomes a medium tray, bowl and trash can. One piece stackable stool complements the collection providing the required seating.

Studio Artecnica has won the Design Distinction Award in the consumer product category of the ID Annual Design Review! Many thanks to I.D and everyone involved in our recycled billboard project with Media Arts Lab. Design Museum Helsinki Finland now includes Garland Light as one of the most innovative products of 2000-2009, exhibited in the Habitare Collection. Follow us on Twitter for the latest news from Artecnica. Don't miss the National Design Triennial exhibition "Why Design Now" at Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum in New York City. Find Artecnica's Witches' Kitchen Collection by Tord Boontje there until January 9, 2011. Artecnica's Until Dawn Curtain and Midsummer Light designed by Tord Boontje will be featured in the "Flora & Fauna II" exhibition at The Design Museum of Holon - Chava Gallery, Israel Artecnica's Summer 2010 Collection makes its way to Paris for Maison & Objet Sept 3-7. Visit us in stand booth M152, Hall 7. Don't forget to visit Artecnica at the NY International Gift Fair next month in booth #3802: August 14-19, 2010. The Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt Museum featured Witches' Kitchen in the National Design Triennial: Why Design Now? See us in the new book. Don't miss Artecnica's Stretch Bags in this year's California Design Biennial at The Pasadena Museum of California Art. July 18 - October 31, 2010 Follow Artecnica on Facebook for latest updates and product news