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ELLÖS

Lewerth, Lina (2011) In Diploma work
Industrial Design
Abstract
Today, many forms of traditional handicraft is rapidly vanishing as a everyday activity
in our society. We don’t use handicraft in the same extent in our homes as we used todo. Products that were once made by hand as a pleasurable hobby or by necessity are nowadays manufactured in big industries often abroad.

Some types of handicraft is however a appreciated and practiced hobby and during the recent years it’s has become trendy to make things yourself, to craft and to create. How can we support crafting and creative activities in our modern, squeezed and styled lives?
This was my initial question.

The aim of this project was to find a way to encourage smaller “every day”
handicrafting in our homes. I wanted to simplify, encourage... (More)
Today, many forms of traditional handicraft is rapidly vanishing as a everyday activity
in our society. We don’t use handicraft in the same extent in our homes as we used todo. Products that were once made by hand as a pleasurable hobby or by necessity are nowadays manufactured in big industries often abroad.

Some types of handicraft is however a appreciated and practiced hobby and during the recent years it’s has become trendy to make things yourself, to craft and to create. How can we support crafting and creative activities in our modern, squeezed and styled lives?
This was my initial question.

The aim of this project was to find a way to encourage smaller “every day”
handicrafting in our homes. I wanted to simplify, encourage and make the exercise of handicraft in your home easier.

During my research I found out that the biggest obstacle for many is to have a place to perform there crafting at. Hence I came to focus this project around creating a practical workspace/storage furniture.

This resulted in a special table, Ellös, with several functional details that should make home crafting easy, enjoyable and inspiring. Ellös can be used for many different types
of crafts and is designed to fit into your home environment without taking up too much space or attention. Ellös provides clever storage solutions, a durable working surface, electric sockets, easy cleaning and a comfortable working position. (Less)
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author
Lewerth, Lina
supervisor
organization
year
type
H2 - Master's Degree (Two Years)
subject
publication/series
Diploma work
report number
ISRN: LUT-DVIDE/EX-10/50134--SE
ISSN
ISRN
language
English
id
1852956
date added to LUP
2011-05-17 15:59:49
date last changed
2011-05-17 15:59:49
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  abstract     = {{Today, many forms of traditional handicraft is rapidly vanishing as a everyday activity
in our society. We don’t use handicraft in the same extent in our homes as we used todo. Products that were once made by hand as a pleasurable hobby or by necessity are nowadays manufactured in big industries often abroad.

Some types of handicraft is however a appreciated and practiced hobby and during the recent years it’s has become trendy to make things yourself, to craft and to create. How can we support crafting and creative activities in our modern, squeezed and styled lives?
This was my initial question.

The aim of this project was to find a way to encourage smaller “every day”
handicrafting in our homes. I wanted to simplify, encourage and make the exercise of handicraft in your home easier.

During my research I found out that the biggest obstacle for many is to have a place to perform there crafting at. Hence I came to focus this project around creating a practical workspace/storage furniture.

This resulted in a special table, Ellös, with several functional details that should make home crafting easy, enjoyable and inspiring. Ellös can be used for many different types
of crafts and is designed to fit into your home environment without taking up too much space or attention. Ellös provides clever storage solutions, a durable working surface, electric sockets, easy cleaning and a comfortable working position.}},
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