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RHEOLOG

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RHEOLOG

Client: Bolia
Year: 2018–ongoing

The rheolog tableware family is all about fluidity: the polished stainless steel carafe is designed to be smooth and streamlined with a slight squashing as a spout — and it would probably do pretty well in a wind tunnel. The corresponding drinking glas picks up this base shape, but is round and slightly smaller in diameter for a soft and comfortable grip feeling. Over time, the familiy grew larger, now including stemmed glassed, coolers, cocktail accessories and serving dishes.

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GERMAN DESIGN AWARD NEWCOMER

Year: 2024
www.germandesignaward.de

jüngerkühn is a design studio creating products, digital manufacturing processes and installations.
In their digital craft based practice they challenge the boundaries of materials and manufacturing processes and experiment with new production methods and models. They use digital technologies like robotics to enable new material-driven production that draws on the richness of crafted objects. In their practice digital tools are especially interesting for the design and manufacturing of products as they allow for both larger quantities and high flexibility at the same time.

GERMAN DESIGN AWARD NEWCOMER

Year: 2024
www.germandesignaward.de

jüngerkühn is a design studio creating products, digital manufacturing processes and installations.
In their digital craft based practice they challenge the boundaries of materials and manufacturing processes and experiment with new production methods and models. They use digital technologies like robotics to enable new material-driven production that draws on the richness of crafted objects. In their practice digital tools are especially interesting for the design and manufacturing of products as they allow for both larger quantities and high flexibility at the same time.