Max Lamb x Dzek Dzek = Marmoreal
A few pictures I snapped at Max Lamb‘s show Marmoreal (like marble), brought to London by Dzek Dzekas part of the Brompton Design District, curated by Jane Withers.
Max Lamb designed Marmoreal as an engineered marble made at 99% of aggregated marble; it can be used both as large continuous surfaces or as tiles, of which the lines merge into the irregular pattern.
You may find the motif familiar as it’s being used for a capsule collection between Maison Kitsuné and Marmoreal, reflecting the French label’s new David Hockney-esque interior (a custom version, with two colours of marble instead of three) on the Boulevard des Filles du Calvaire in Paris.
What was presented in BDD was both the actual material and pieces of furniture made of it, both designed by Max. Creating the raw material you’ll be designing with, sounds like a designer’s dream—right from dust to something beautiful and usable.
