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Blue Table From The Providence Project

by Lauren Goodman Canada

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The Providence Project centralizes under-represented models of production and undervalued resources. Made entirely from salvaged materials harvested from the Providence area, each piece emerges directly from the artist’s surroundings, creating a portrait of Providence as furniture. Materials are collected and harmoniously welded together to uncover a less extractive approach to design. In foraging for materials, the artist seeks non-exploitative design solutions that foreground local communities and reduce environmental harm. The hand-painted monochrome finish provides a polished veil for the scrap steel beneath. At once raw and elegant, The Providence Project embodies the city from which it was forged.

The Providence project salvaged metal table in blue is one of a kind and was featured in Wallpaper* magazine’s Next Generation Issue and won a Juror’s Choice Award at the 2022 DesignTo Festival.

The Providence Project, Blue Table is one of a kind. Designed and fabricated from salvaged materials and discarded objects. A spray finish has been applied.

Dimensions LxWxH	40x40x100cm (16x16x39'')
Weight (kg)	15
Production Year	2022
Material	Steel
Discipline	Metalwork
Color	Blue, Steel
Design Class	Unique Pieces

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Lauren Goodman is the founder and lead designer of Studio Lauren Goodman, a sculptural furniture studio using discarded objects and renewable materials to create dynamic collectable design. Lauren’s process begins by sourcing materials from regional waste streams and local suppliers in the region surrounding Montreal. Through creative investigation into waste as a raw material and combining foraged objects with traditional materials and fabrication methods, she seeks to elevate discarded objects, transforming them into unique one of a kind works. Lauren’s work is more than traditional upcycling. She is actively working to add beautiful and functional solutions to the ongoing challenge of local waste. Goodman's work has received many awards including a Wallpaper Magazine Design Award for best Construction (2023) and an AZ Design Award (2022), DesignTO Festival Juror’s Choice Award (2022) and Wallpaper Magazine’s Design Award for Material Innovation (2022). Her work has also been exhibited at design shows including Wanted Design Manhattan, NYCxDesign, Saloni, Milan Design Week as well as with galleries in both Canada and the UK