Product designer Roger Arquer has created a minimal bathroom with a wall of green moss and marble pebbles. The experience of peering into a darkened space, and seeing something unexpected and magical, stayed with him," said Sage. "Paul looked back to his childhood, and the memory of making pin-hole viewers out of shoe boxes. If a Budgie Dreamed of Being a Magpie by Bethan Laura Wood Paul Priestman of Priestmangoode, the design studio behind the new driverless London tube trains, has used two-way mirrors to create a never-ending party table covered in seemingly unlimited liquorice and cakes. "In Dominic's little room, there is space and time away from the demands of the digital," said Sage. A tiny laptop is used to prop the leg of a wobbly chair.
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Into the Trees Playroom by Pantxika Ospital of Jentilĭominic Wilcox's Offline Hideaway, Sage's personal favourite, shows a girl on a sofa reading, at the top of a precarious-looking stack of furniture.
"I wanted a selection of designers from different backgrounds, a few well established designers as well as people just starting out who are doing great work," said Sage. The contributors range from furniture and homeware designers – such as Peter Marigold and Bethan Laura Wood – to textile designers including Donna Wilson. Sage said the designers were selected because "they all have really different points of view, are based in London, and do interesting innovative work that I though would be fun to see in miniature." Bermondsey Studio by East London Furniture, Reuben Le Prevost and Jessica Sutton If You Don't Know Where You Are Going, Any Road Will Get You There by Pearson Lloyd
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