Gustaf Westman hosts Brooklyn pop-up modeled on “museum experience”

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“The choice was extremely organic,” Westman told Dezeen. “When we came right here, it resembled a gallery space. It’s also a little bit ironic, since I’ve just been doing this for 4 years and I’m not actually prepared to do a gallery.”

The continuing to be area was loaded with pedestals and shelving furnished with existing glasses and items such as a spiralling book stand and flower-shaped mirrors, in addition to furnishings such as a coffee table that squeezes a glass of wine glasses in place.

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“The choice was very organic,” Westman told Dezeen. It’s also a little bit ironic, due to the fact that I’ve just been doing this for 4 years and I’m not really all set to do a museum.”

Amongst the brand-new items displayed was Challenge Shelf, a shelving unit made from interlocking, stackable rectangle-shaped forms that end in puzzle-shaped feet. Westman noted that the rack is 3D-printed and processed to appear like the product high qualities of his various other ceramic and metal objects.

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“I have a fascination with attempting to evaluate all different products and trying to make them look the very same,” stated Westman.

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