Olivier Gregoire "hot
paper" toaster
05/Aug/2007 Filed in:
Food
From the site: "Nowadays, the kitchen gets purity of
lines and openable spaces. Far from the industrial
plastic toaster, I wanted to create something more
unique by a contemporary approach of material. As for
the design, I wanted something which disregarded the
product itself by puting forward the visual impact. I
used 2 white thermoformed patches of corian
suggesting paper that would have been creased by
heat. Their thin thickness shows a game of shadows
and lights while underlining lines fold in a sensual
way . This micro-architecture then becomes an
ornamental element ; an image, a unique work."