Divina Hangers

source: klemensschillinger

Klemens Schillinger is an independent designer from Austria currently working in London and Vienna. Since graduating from the Royal College of Art he has been working as a freelance designer for various design studios as well as carrying on with his own work. He has worked on projects for Airbus, RIM-Blackberry and Kvadrat among others.
In general his work engages with art, design, craft, co-creation, ad-hocism, and DIY. His products revolve around transparency in terms of manufacture, clarity of form, material and content. He aims to develop simple yet poetic products, design methods and DIY recipes.
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source: iconeye

Similarly Klemens Schillinger’s Divina Hangers are intended to hold heavy items despite only being constructed from a loop of
the fabric clamped at the top by an aluminium bracket. “The idea came to me when we were sent the swatch book,” says Schillinger.
“The plastic wallets were really hard to open so I pulled them forcefully and realised that the fabric itself is incredibly strong.” Belgian duo Muller Van Severen and French designer Philippe Nigro used Divina to build rather than upholster, both creating daybeds from rolled and stacked sheets of fabric.
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source: londonsartistquarterorg

I Am an Austrian designer who currently lives and works in London. Since graduating from the Royal college of art i have been working as a freelance designer for different artists and designers as well as carrying on with my own work. In general my work engages with art, design, craft, ad-hocism and DIY.
I aim to develop simple yet carefully thought out products but also design methods and Do it yourself recipes, capturing and acknowledging Imperfections and unpredictable outcomes.