KNIFE BLOCK We’ve gotten used to knife blocks that rely on blind insertion and enclosed storage.

KNIFE BLOCK We’ve gotten used to knife blocks that rely on blind insertion and enclosed storage.KNIFE BLOCK We’ve gotten used to knife blocks that rely on blind insertion and enclosed storage.

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Temidayo Olumuyiwa

• 5h

KNIFE BLOCK We’ve gotten used to knife blocks that rely on blind insertion and enclosed storage. You reach in, place the knife, and move on. It works, but that interaction has always been slightly off. This design focuses on opening that up; Knives are fully visible during selection, Placement is guided instead of left to guesswork, And the structure is more open, reducing moisture buildup over time.

Material decisions also support that intent; Wood provides structure and warmth, Glass improves visibility while acting as a barrier, And a soft internal lining protects the blade edge. Nothing here is added for the sake of it. everything is there to support use.

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Leticia Padilla

• May 10

The synthesis of a craft.

A preview of the visual identity for Tapidecor, a brand where furniture is created from scratch through artisanal manufacturing and signature upholstery.

The development is based on a geometric synthesis representing the iconic profile of a chair. As the most essential form of a seat, this structure symbolizes the primary physical touchpoint between the user and the design, capturing the essence of the craft: the balance between structural firmness, functionality, and the comfort of the finish.

The system features two variants: an integrated version where the naming is housed within the core of the symbol, and a pure logomark for high-impact applications (wood engraving, embroidery, or stamps), where the form maintains the brand identity on its own.