Search
This distinctive cafe racer was created by the graduating student Jack Lennie for his product design thesis. Called Tinker, the frame is open source, meaning that Lennie intends to share how he made it online so that people can download the specs and build it themselves or take it to their local metal workshop for manufacturing. The information is currently available from Jack Lennie by request. Lennie’s own prototype motorcycle was realized over the course of 32 weeks of hard work.
Discover What's New At The Gessato Design Store
A cooperative housing project designed with brutalist-style, flexible living spaces a…
A contemporary house in the Hamptons, designed with a steel frame, generous glazing a…
A wood-clad cabin purposefully designed to look at home in the breathtaking landscape…
A desert house designed with rammed earth walls and a linear sequence of living space…
A 1923 villa in Rome, reimagined as a contemporary living space with refined details …
A wood cabin built in a birch forest clearing with views of mountains and a lake.
Na…
Seven tree house villas in Bali nestled among lush vegetation on a sloping site that …
Italian design meets modernist vibes in a tranquil retreat by the sea in Greece.
Nes…
Four concrete houses that invite guests to lose themselves in a spectacular coastal l…
