Posts tagged: sculptural furniture

Chair of Reflection – Sculpture in the Sanctuary

By Ashley, 07/26/2011 1:52 pm

Chair of Reflection on display in the glasshouse at Sculpture in the Sanctuary.

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B-Chair

By Ashley, 03/07/2011 1:02 pm

The B-Chair is another sculptural chair in the tube series:

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Modern Bench designed by Ashwinstudio

By Ashley, 07/08/2010 1:15 pm

Here is a new photo of the V-Bench designed by Ashwinstudio in collaberation with artist artist Loukas Morley. Created from reclaimed girder off-cuts and discarded mahogany draw runners.

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A flail skid and bit of combine harvester

By Ashley, 06/29/2010 1:32 pm

Otherwise known as the Bomford Bench although it could just easily been titled the New Holland Bench…

The Bomford bench is created from scrap farm parts including a Bomford flail skid (the seat), New Holland Combine dividers (the back rest) and shock absorder springs. We have kept the finish as bare metal coated in a clear lacquer.

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Nothing like A Taste Of Orange in the summer

By Ashley, 06/25/2010 12:25 pm

Just finshed a new metal table titled A Taste Of Orange created from scrap and found metal.

I wanted to create a table that would not only be functional but also work as a work of art – a sculpture, a painting and a decorative object. Once again it is made from recycled metal tubes and plate that have been shaped and sculpted.

The table is finished with a durable powder paint that is a bright summer orange. Finally, I hand painted the table top with vibrant enamel paints that also add to the citrus theme.

Why not view more of Ashwinstudio furniture

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Contemporary Metal Table

By Ashley, 03/23/2010 12:12 pm

This contemporary metal table is created from scrap roll cages and French boules. The painted top, which I treated as I would a painting, was created from grinding into the metal and applying successive layers of car spray paint, to preserve this finish I have used a clear metal sealer and lacquer.

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New Sculptural Bench

Finally managed to finish the V-Bench which we have been working on, on and off, for some months. Have to contend with a number of problems from eco glue not sticking and welds getting too hot and metal bending. However, I think the final product is well worth the wait. It is created from metal girder offcuts that have been welded to gether to form the ‘V’. The bespoke top is made from recycled mahogany draw runners by artist Loukas Morley.

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Loads to do… And a new Ashwinstudio team member

By Ashley, 11/06/2009 3:14 pm

Loads to do… But I love it

Just purchased a big 5mm plate for a new workbench Dave (new Ashwinstudio sculpture technician) and I have built from scratch from 40mm box section. We saved a fortune building it in-house and it is custom built for the space and use.

A new member to the Ashwinstudio team

I would also like to announce a new member to the Ashwinstudio team, David Grant, who is the to work as a sculpture technician although he will be mostly helping with the construction of the sculptural furniture. He is a close friend of mine who I have known, along with his family, for years: David is also a first rate engineer, welder and has a good eye for design.  Believe me, when working with steel girders or stripping engines apart, two hands are better than one. It is also great to have someone to bounce ideas off.

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The Mini Stool – Recycled Furniture

By Ashley, 10/28/2009 11:20 pm

Here is a photo of ‘The Mini Stool’, it is created from recycled engine parts and found objects including, three Austin Mini camshafts and a Mini Cooper steering wheel. It is the first in what we hope will be a whole range of unique sculptural furniture and will include tables, coffee tables and benches: All bespoke built and always unique!

The Mini Stool fabricated from found and recycled objects

The Mini Stool fabricated from found and recycled objects

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Dismantled two engines today

By Ashley, 10/03/2009 6:53 pm

Spent most of the day dismantling to engines with David Grant and received more scrap metal from friends. We have some really interesting parts now and lots of new ideas and still have a big threshing machine to take apart. However, the engine parts need degreasing and I need to buy a new welder.

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