Timber Alexander Tiles // Small hexagonal tile laid on a surface at varied angles to show differing shades and create subtle imagery and graphics. Ceramic Alexander Tile // This clever little tile can be laid on a surface with its face arranged at different angles, creating different shades on a surface. Rosaic // Etched Brass, Copper or Stainless Steel. Bespoke Surface commissioned by Ritz-Carlton Hotels. Jamila // Etched Brass. Miranda // Injection moulded hairs, Silicon base. Step Inside Bar, Clerkenwell for World Architecture Festival, April 2011. London-based design practice, Giles Miller Studio, specialises in the development of incredibly innovative surfaces for the world of interiors. The studio prides itself on the ability to deliver solutions that marry architecture with beautiful interior finish by way of original and inspiring surface development.This internationally acclaimed design studio has worked on projects that span furniture, interior and product design for some of the world’s most prestigious brand-names such as Ritz-Carlton, The World Architecture Festival, Bombay Sapphire, Selfridges and Stella McCartney to name just a few. The studio is located in East London’s Spitalfields, where all projects are designed in-house and manufactured in the UK, with the vast majority being completed by hand in their studio. The Clerkenwell Archway, May 2012 // The entrance to Clerkenwell Design Week in the form of a timber archway made up of 20,000 angled wooden pixels. Ceramic Alexander Tile in situ. Fluting // Corrugated Cardboard. Shown here – Horses at Selfridges for Stella McCartney, May 2011. Miranda // Injection moulded hairs, Silicon base. Completed during Giles’s MA at Royal College of Art. Miranda was produced as a one-off installation, and is not available as an off-the-shelf product.[Images courtesy of Giles Miller Studio and freshome.]Share the love:FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPinterest 6 Responses Giles Miller Studio. | January 12, 2013 […] installation surrounding the escalators as you enter/leave. I saw these innovative surfaces on yellowtrace and was immediately impressed and in love…with all of them. It’s worth checking out. […] Reply Friday Fun Finds | jess . jots January 19, 2013 […] Honeycomb tiles. Yes, please. […] Reply Union Jack Creative – Hexed April 5, 2013 […] credits: 1,9-Giles Miller Studio, via Yellowtrace; 2-Valerie Jar; 3-Iacoli & McAllister; 4-via Kingdom of Style; 5-West Elm; 6-Atelier des […] Reply Friday Favorites // Hexagons | The Painted Pixel August 16, 2013 […] // two // three // four // five // *six // […] Reply the marion house book » colour crush – wood February 27, 2014 […] 1. via Secret Cities Instagram, Emanuel Smedbøl 2. via Ariele Alasko 3. via Yellowtrace by Giles Miller Studio 4. via Etsy, Shoptiffwood 5. via www.freundevonfreunden.com, photo by: […] Reply So Hot Right Now // Scale Shingles in Architecture & Design. September 12, 2014 […] Previously featured // Innovative Surface Design by Giles Miller Studio. […] ReplyLeave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ
Giles Miller Studio. | January 12, 2013 […] installation surrounding the escalators as you enter/leave. I saw these innovative surfaces on yellowtrace and was immediately impressed and in love…with all of them. It’s worth checking out. […] Reply
Union Jack Creative – Hexed April 5, 2013 […] credits: 1,9-Giles Miller Studio, via Yellowtrace; 2-Valerie Jar; 3-Iacoli & McAllister; 4-via Kingdom of Style; 5-West Elm; 6-Atelier des […] Reply
Friday Favorites // Hexagons | The Painted Pixel August 16, 2013 […] // two // three // four // five // *six // […] Reply
the marion house book » colour crush – wood February 27, 2014 […] 1. via Secret Cities Instagram, Emanuel Smedbøl 2. via Ariele Alasko 3. via Yellowtrace by Giles Miller Studio 4. via Etsy, Shoptiffwood 5. via www.freundevonfreunden.com, photo by: […] Reply
So Hot Right Now // Scale Shingles in Architecture & Design. September 12, 2014 […] Previously featured // Innovative Surface Design by Giles Miller Studio. […] Reply