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Ian Stell →

May 20, 2016 by Luke Finch

New York based designer Ian Stell‘s furniture lies at the intersection between art, engineering and functional object. The motive for his collection of modifiable pieces spurred from the design of a 16th century instrument used for copying or enlarging drawings — the pantograph. Ian has developed the structural system of the pantograph to suit a range of furniture and object applications.

May 20, 2016 /Luke Finch
Industrial Design
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