DIO
by Gustav Winsth
DIO is the result of an exploration into sneaker aesthetics, looking at the shapes, materials, and subcultures that define sneaker design. The bold and expressive language of sneakers informed the shelf’s sense of volume, color, and material, translating those qualities into a piece of furniture intended to bring character into a personal interior.
The aluminum profiles are finished with an experimental gradient anodizing technique, creating a soft color transition that connects the expressive material base with the shelf’s sharper, more architectural
The project also explores the use of recycled rubber granulate, inspired by the growing practice of incorporating waste material into sneaker soles. By casting complex geometries and deliberately exposing the raw granulate, the material becomes both structure and visual statement.
Gustav Winsth is a Swedish designer in furniture, interiors, and accessories. With a background in mechanical engineering, he blends technical precision with expressive creativity. Using digital tools like VR and 3D modeling, Gustav strives for a sustainable, efficient workflow and designs that bear his distinctive "loud" personal touch.
DIO
by Gustav Winsth
DIO is the result of an exploration into sneaker aesthetics, looking at the shapes, materials, and subcultures that define sneaker design. The bold and expressive language of sneakers informed the shelf’s sense of volume, color, and material, translating those qualities into a piece of furniture intended to bring character into a personal interior.
The aluminum profiles are finished with an experimental gradient anodizing technique, creating a soft color transition that connects the expressive material base with the shelf’s sharper, more architectural
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The project also explores the use of recycled rubber granulate, inspired by the growing practice of incorporating waste material into sneaker soles. By casting complex geometries and deliberately exposing the raw granulate, the material becomes both structure and visual statement.
Gustav Winsth is a Swedish designer in furniture, interiors, and accessories. With a background in mechanical engineering, he blends technical precision with expressive creativity. Using digital tools like VR and 3D modeling, Gustav strives for a sustainable, efficient workflow and designs that bear his distinctive "loud" personal touch.
DIO
by Gustav Winsth
DIO is the result of an exploration into sneaker aesthetics, looking at the shapes, materials, and subcultures that define sneaker design. The bold and expressive language of sneakers informed the shelf’s sense of volume, color, and material, translating those qualities into a piece of furniture intended to bring character into a personal interior.
The aluminum profiles are finished with an experimental gradient anodizing technique, creating a soft color transition that connects the expressive material base with the shelf’s sharper, more architectural
The project also explores the use of recycled rubber granulate, inspired by the growing practice of incorporating waste material into sneaker soles. By casting complex geometries and deliberately exposing the raw granulate, the material becomes both structure and visual statement.
Gustav Winsth is a Swedish designer in furniture, interiors, and accessories. With a background in mechanical engineering, he blends technical precision with expressive creativity. Using digital tools like VR and 3D modeling, Gustav strives for a sustainable, efficient workflow and designs that bear his distinctive "loud" personal touch.
DIO
by Gustav Winsth
DIO is the result of an exploration into sneaker aesthetics, looking at the shapes, materials, and subcultures that define sneaker design. The bold and expressive language of sneakers informed the shelf’s sense of volume, color, and material, translating those qualities into a piece of furniture intended to bring character into a personal interior.
The aluminum profiles are finished with an experimental gradient anodizing technique, creating a soft color transition that connects the expressive material base with the shelf’s sharper, more architectural
The project also explores the use of recycled rubber granulate, inspired by the growing practice of incorporating waste material into sneaker soles. By casting complex geometries and deliberately exposing the raw granulate, the material becomes both structure and visual statement.
Gustav Winsth is a Swedish designer in furniture, interiors, and accessories. With a background in mechanical engineering, he blends technical precision with expressive creativity. Using digital tools like VR and 3D modeling, Gustav strives for a sustainable, efficient workflow and designs that bear his distinctive "loud" personal touch.