Dutchman Ed Voldhek and Bulgarian Georgy Manassiev, Odd Matter Studio, admit that they are attracted to everything that is out of the ordinary, everything unusual, curious and extremely beautiful. Mass collection - tables, as if cast from mud mass. Which, of course, is unusual and beautiful.

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Bureau Odd Matter Studio - two young people with a good imagination, otherwise they would not call the studio "Strange Affairs" (or "Wonderful Entities"). The duet has been working for several years on a series of Rocklike objects, performed manually using their own technology. New development - Mass - mass or "dough", for which Vordhek and Manassev mix cork tree and gypsum. Cork is soft and light, plaster provides structural strength.

White table, call. Mass, diz. Odd Matter Studio. Cork tree, gypsum. Aybar Gallery. White table, call. Mass, diz. Odd Matter Studio. Cork tree, gypsum. Aybar Gallery. White table, call. Mass, diz. Odd Matter Studio. Cork tree, gypsum. Aybar Gallery.

In the production of bottle caps, wood waste is granulated. Mixing such granules of two sizes with plaster, the designers received a light bulk weight, which, like a jokes, was applied to the design of the tables. As a result, things turned out with an unusual texture, durable, lightweight, eco-friendly. And very brutal.

Table call Mass, diz. Odd Matter Studio. Cork tree, gypsum. Aybar Gallery. The table top is smooth polished. Table call Mass, diz. Odd Matter Studio. Cork tree, gypsum. Aybar Gallery. The texture is embossed. Table call Mass, diz. Odd Matter Studio. Cork tree, gypsum. Aybar Gallery. Special chic in the jagged edges of the table top.

The first samples of the Rocklike collection were presented in 2015 at the famous Villa of the Dukes of Noai in Yerah (monument of architecture, project of architect R. Malle-Stevens). In the residence at the villa Odd Matter Studio were invited to live and work. Later, their subjects received the prize of the annual summer jerke festival Design Parade. Today the collection can be purchased at the American Gallery Aybar, Miami.