Design Exhibition - Vanity - Radical New Designs for Going Out

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Detail of the vanity stool by Mauricio Romano
Vanity stool design by Mauricio Romano
The senior industrial design students of Western Washington University presented their new designs in the exhibition "Vanity." They each designed a series of products around the experience of preparing to go out on the town.  Stools, make-up containers, combs, perfume bottles and cases.

Make-up accessories designed by Mauricio Romano
The Vanity design exhibition was held at the TEAGUE design studio in downtown Seattle.

Accessories designed by Aiden Borer

Stool design by Aiden Borer

Product ensemble designed by Katie Utgaard

Detail of stool seat design by Katie Utgaard
Stool design by Sarah O'Sell
Adriel Rollins discussing design details with Sarah O'Sell

Vanity stool design by Bailey Jones.

Accessory designs by Bailey Jones
 See more of Bailey's work here.

Hair tools designed by Colton Sanford

See more of Colton Sanford's work here.

Stool by Colton Sanford

Stool and product designs by Jordan Steranka
 


Accessories designed by Paul Kalousek.

Stool design by Paul Kalousek.



Inside the impressive TEAGUE studio.

Western's prestigious industrial design program only graduates 12 students each year.  And this year has been outstanding, with Mauricio Romano winning the IDSA Western District Student Merit Award.  And Western ID junior students raising $362,000 on Kickstarter for the Imbue tea infuser.

Accessories designed by Tai Geng

Products designed by Tyler Dawson

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Manuel Costa said…
Really nice. Thanks for this post.
Manostaxx
June 5, 2017 at 2:51 PM
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