This Beautiful Stationery Is Inspired By Stone

This Beautiful Stationery Is Inspired By Stone

It might not look it, in bright and vibrant primary colours, but this beautiful new Babylon stationery range by Lexon is inspired by the striking forms found in rock strata. The brainchild of London-based designer Samuel Wilkinson, the Babylon range consists of a pen, pen cup, scissors, stapler, tape dispenser and an alarm clock, made from injection moulded ABS, given a soft-touch matte finish.

Taking shapes found in rock strata, Wilkinson describes what he did with them:

I wanted to create an aesthetic, tactile set of objects that work as well in the office as in the home. each object has its own character and individuality but still looks coherent in a group… These forms were then split by planes rotated along one axis, usually vertically though the center. The 3D outlines around the shape were then re-skinned to create the final objects.

The designs were launched earlier this month during Maison & Objet 2014 in Paris. They’ll go on sale at Lexon soon. [designboom]


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