(SPOT.ph) The flying man from the earlier Manila FAME returns, this time with trapeze action. Kenneth Cobonpue’s pieces dominated the 60th Manila FAME, which ran from October 16 to 19 at the SMX Convention Center.
Exquisitely crafted furniture and home accessories once again forced many to assess the state of their own living quarters, especially after seeing the brilliant tablescape by international product development specialist Detlef Klatt from Germany. Everyone wanted a piece of the geometric ceramic ware.
Wearable art made an appearance again, but this time, genius in interior design was queen. Here are a few of the most eye-catching pieces.
Agile art by Kenneth Cobonpue
See photo above for the top half of the white, um, structure by Kenneth Cobonpue
Porcelain plates by Jacques Pergay
Wall art by Industria
Chairt art by Red Box (Rachelle Dagñalan, Joseph Rastrullo, Leeroy New, and Lilianna Manahan under the mentorship of Manila FAME creative director Budji Layug)
Trademark trippy art by Leeroy New
Hypnotic armoire by Stanley Ruiz in partnership with Craftsmill
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Modern retro by Coast Pacific
Horny creatures by A. Garcia
"Rosario" candelabras and "Busilak" bell jar lamps by Ito Kish (note the Katha Award-winning chair)
Chair details (Ito Kish)
We’re in love with those patterns. Tablescape by Detlef Klatt
Masks optional (Tablescape by Detlef Klatt)
Tablescape by Detlef Klatt
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