New York based designer Stephen Burks is collaborating with the Indonesian hardwoods furniture producer From The Source
on a new dynamic collection combining pattern and colour. Deep dark
rosewood cabinets are offset by soft stripes of reclaimed teak,
zigzagging across the doors. Playful steel branches in bright colours
support each piece, energizing the diverse palette of natural woods.
Stephen Burks is one of the most recognized American industrial designers of his generation.
He and his New York studio, Readymade Projects, have been responsible for creative direction and industrial design on projects ranging from retail interiors and events to packaging, consumer products, lighting, furniture and home accessories.
He has developed innovative concepts for renowned international brands as well as continuing his commitment to sustainable design in the developing world.
Stephen studied architecture at the Illinois Institute of Technology and Product Design at IIT’S Institute of Design, as well as attending Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture.
He has served on the trend board of the Cologne Furniture Fair and is a recipient of the Illinois Institute of Technology's Professional Achievement Award, the A&W, Architektur & Wohnen Audi Mentor Prize and the Target Fellowship United States Artist Grant.
He and his New York studio, Readymade Projects, have been responsible for creative direction and industrial design on projects ranging from retail interiors and events to packaging, consumer products, lighting, furniture and home accessories.
He has developed innovative concepts for renowned international brands as well as continuing his commitment to sustainable design in the developing world.
Stephen studied architecture at the Illinois Institute of Technology and Product Design at IIT’S Institute of Design, as well as attending Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture.
He has served on the trend board of the Cologne Furniture Fair and is a recipient of the Illinois Institute of Technology's Professional Achievement Award, the A&W, Architektur & Wohnen Audi Mentor Prize and the Target Fellowship United States Artist Grant.
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