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3ain design studio ;
is a multidisciplinary design hub, function, design and craft
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the studio is specialized in patterns & ornaments design and explores; 3d formation / different materials / craftsmanship details / new functions, which are applied in; .conceptuals.lighting.furniture.access. the relation between whole & molecular, repetitive unit and the composition, contrast and experiment are main principles of 3AIN STUDIO; the classical principles through the modernism. abdallah.ragab is the founder and creative director of 3AIN STUDIO, which was founded september 2012.
11/10/2018
VISUALISE the swirl2.0 @ efec booth in Cairo Design Award 11-13 OCT
15/05/2017
Check out our latest product " SPATIAL DECAYING bench " : the act of realizing an object visually occurs when the object contrasts its background -the inverse-.
Spatial Decaying is an imagination of subtracting void which integrates object's inner voids, making it decays.
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15/05/2017
find SPATIAL DECAYING bench in
Ariaf Authentic Designers' Hub 20th of MAY
check out our new branch
Ain.silverworks
From Cairo, touched by every element of the city with a vision for the contemporary.
Proudly made in Egypt.
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http://www.instagram.com/ain.design.studio
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http://aindesignstudioblog.wordpress.com/
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22/01/2017
Don't miss our booth in Furnex 2017, in Design+Industry Competition 4, from 1-5 feb.
21/01/2017
20/01/2017
stay tuned for Design+Industry Competition 4, in furnex 2017
19/01/2017
Bauhaus Manifesto (April 1919)
'The ultimate goal of all art is the building! The ornamentation of the building was once the main purpose of the visual arts, and they were considered indispensable parts of the great building. Today, they exist in complacent isolation, from which they can only be salvaged by the purposeful and cooperative endeavours of all artisans. Architects, painters and sculptors must learn a new way of seeing and understanding the composite character of the building, both as a totality and in terms of its parts. Their work will then re-imbue itself with the spirit of architecture, which it lost in salon art.
The art schools of old were incapable of producing this unity – and how could they, for art may not be taught. They must return to the workshop. This world of mere drawing and painting of draughtsmen and applied artists must at long last become a world that builds. When a young person who senses within himself a love for creative endeavour begins his career, as in the past, by learning a trade, the unproductive 'artist' will no longer be condemned to the imperfect practice of art because his skill is now preserved in craftsmanship, where he may achieve excellence.
Architects, sculptors, painters – we all must return to craftsmanship! For there is no such thing as 'art by profession'. There is no essential difference between the artist and the artisan. The artist is an exalted artisan. Merciful heaven, in rare moments of illumination beyond man’s will, may allow art to blossom from the work of his hand, but the foundations of proficiency are indispensable to every artist. This is the original source of creative design.
So let us therefore create a new guild of craftsmen, free of the divisive class pretensions that endeavoured to raise a prideful barrier between craftsmen and artists! Let us strive for, conceive and create the new building of the future that will unite every discipline, architecture and sculpture and painting, and which will one day rise heavenwards from the million hands of craftsmen as a clear symbol of a new belief to come.'
Walter Gropius
05/01/2017
According to the methodology of "design through making", comes prototyping to have a better understanding of form and details in the visual aspect, moreover to develop user interaction and durability in the functional aspect.
Prototyping is one of our important vocabularies.
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14/12/2016
Medrar TV coverage for Dubai Design Week, Cairo Now! City Incomplete.
Cairo Now! A City Incomplete - القاهرة! مدينة غير مكتملة يقدم هذا المعرض الذي أقيم خلال أسبوع دبي للتصميم مشهد التصميم الحالي في القاهرة في مجالات المنتجات والأثاث والجرافيك والعمارة، وقد اختار محمد الشاهد أكثر من ...
22/11/2016
give a visit to UNIDO booth in IHS and see our latest products.
زوروا يونيدو في معرض الصناعات اليدوية في مدينة نصر وشوفوا منتجاتنا الأخيرة.
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