Our archive is a place to see past work that is no longer regularly produced. We may make these items as special orders or reissue designs from time to time.
Please send us a message if you’re interested in a specific piece.
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PRODUCT TYPE
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Accessories
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MATERIALS
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Frame / powder coated steel
Panels / handwoven sisal + lutindzi grass
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DIMENSIONS
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1 screen panel / 430-L x 400-D x 2270-H
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YEAR
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DAM x Gone Rural / 2014
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DEFINE AND DIVIDE SPACES WITH THE SOLDIER SCREEN SYSTEM
Used as a single stand-alone panel, the screen inserts a strong graphic into a space. When joined together, they create linear or curved partitions, as well as enclosures that resemble rooms.
The screens are made of a slender steel frame with inserts woven from a combination of sustainably harvested sisal and indigenous Lutindzi grass, which grows wild on rocky outcrops in the Swazi mountains. The inserts, handwoven by the Gone Rural women in Swaziland, introduce this age-old production method to the home and office environment.
The total assembly size of this modular system is variable and does not require professional installation.
SOLDIER SCREEN
Our archive is a place to see past work that is no longer regularly produced. We may make these items as special orders or reissue designs from time to time.
Please send us a message if you’re interested in a specific piece.
PRODUCT TYPE
Accessories
MATERIALS
Frame / powder coated steel
Panels / handwoven sisal + lutindzi grass
DIMENSIONS
1 screen panel / 430-L x 400-D x 2270-H
YEAR
DAM x Gone Rural / 2014
DEFINE AND DIVIDE SPACES WITH THE SOLDIER SCREEN SYSTEM
Used as a single stand-alone panel, the screen inserts a strong graphic into a space. When joined together, they create linear or curved partitions, as well as enclosures that resemble rooms.
The screens are made of a slender steel frame with inserts woven from a combination of sustainably harvested sisal and indigenous Lutindzi grass, which grows wild on rocky outcrops in the Swazi mountains. The inserts, handwoven by the Gone Rural women in Swaziland, introduce this age-old production method to the home and office environment.
The total assembly size of this modular system is variable and does not require professional installation.