1984fish bowl

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1984fish bowl
1984fish bowl

1984 fish bowl 8L

AU$469.00
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designed by danny cheung for workshopped
product dimensions: 27 x 27 x 23cm [8 litres of water]

This funky fishbowl by Danny Cheung, 1984 Fishbowl, was inspired by and takes its name from the novel '1984' by George Orwell. The design is innovative in meeting the needs of a non-human species, a design that ironically engages our own instinctive curiosity.  
 
The 1984 Fishbowl features an asymmetrical shape with solid white walls and three generous domed portholes providing privacy for your fish yet also views from your hallway to your living room. The domed portholes effectively create an ethereal magnifying lens for compelling entertainment. The fish use the opaque walls for refuge and peer out the windows when curiosity strikes. ™

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WORKSHOPPED looks for designers ready to take their ideas through to production, whether limited edition or mass production, and irrespective of production method.

The design should be original and desirable, and also the kind of product everyday people can take home and live with

"We're here to nurture Australian design excellence. That means helping to bring about successful commercial relationships between designers, industry and the marketplace, both locally and internationally"
-The Workshopped team

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Danny Cheung is a Special Projects Designer based in Sydney. He established his solo practice in 2001 and has since produced a unique collection of progressive designs.

He seeks to engage special design projects which are challenging, with clients who anticipate and shape our world tomorrow.

The Fishbowl was inspired by and takes its name from the novel 1984 by George Orwell. The design is innovative in meeting the needs of a non-human species, a design which ironically engages our own instinctive curiosity. The domed portholes effectively create an ethereal magnifying lens for compelling entertainment. The fish use the opaque walls for refuge and can peer out the windows when curiosity strikes.

The 1984 Fishbowl represents WORKSHOPPED's first foray
into manufacturing and realises its core objective of assisting
designers to move from prototype to production, turning ideas
into a commercial reality; ready for the world stage.
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1 reviews so far
Although round bowls are not great for fish, the mix of windows and solid walls makes this fish friendly - which is great for those of us who have a soft spot for the traditional fish bowl and don't want a giant square aquarium.

The design is also very sleek and looks amazing with a aquatic fern. It's also a little smaller than we expected, but it's a good size that keeps it a little subtle.
Posted by: AlexA - 09 November, 2011, 10:57:58
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