Elisa Strozyk.

“MISS MAPLE“ ( 2010). Pendant lamp made of maple wood, textile and steel. Get out!

“WOODEN TEXTILES” ( 2009-2010)

“WOODEN CARPET” (2009).

Wooden Furniture. Photos by Sebastian Neeb.

Woooweee! More incredible talent to share. This time I bring you the work of incredible German designer Elisa Strozyk. Seriously, this chick is mega hot. I bookmarked her site a few months ago, but then it got buried in my enormous “to be blogged” bookmark collection, until I saw this post about her on Contermporist and I decided that I had to blog about her IMMEDIATELY.

Elisa uses familiar materials, such as wood and paper, in an unconventional way. Her wooden textiles, carpets and lamps are broken down into a grid of triangles, which transforms a rigid material into a flexible three-dimensional malleable form. Genius.

Oh and Elisa is only 28. As one of my friends would say, she a pretty talented kid.

Check out her website for more jaw-dropping hotness.

CUT & PASTE wallpaper. Isn’t it just exquisite?

“Thermochromics” translates a temperature change into a colour change. Elisa investigated how this effect can be used to make a radiator, a utilitarian and everyday object, become a part of interior decor. Awesome, right?