Terezie

MgA. Terezie Lexová
education

2015 – 2021
2011 – 2015


Studio of Product design, UMPRUM, Prague
High school of professor Jan Patočka, Prague

awards

10/2021
10/2020

11/2019

11/2019
10/2019

02/2019

02/2019

12/2018

10/2018

Designblok 2021, winner, Best New Product by a Designer, Swell
Designblok 2020, nominee, Best New Product by a Designer, Infinite
Award of the director of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, Second Skin
National Award for Student Design, Good Design, Second Skin
Designblok 2019, winner, The best presentation of the school, Studiolo Robotico R.U.R., group project
Elle Decoration Design Award, EDIDA, nominee, Young Talent, Mirror stage
Czech Grand Design, nominee, Discovery of the Year, Mirror stage
Czech Design Week 2018, winner, The best installation for Nudibranch light by Dominika Petrtýlová
Designblok 2018, winner, The best collection of home accessories, Mirror stage

projects

Second Skin

The Second Skin day bed was created as a bachelor thesis at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. Nowadays, the day bed is located in the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague as a part of the collection of contemporary design.

photography Agnes Willow and Jakub Delibalta

The bachelor thesis deals with leather in terms of matter or surface and studies its forms. I use organic forms of natural leather in contrast to industrial metal. With an emphasis on leather craft, through pressing technology I create the leather relief of the sitting part of the chaise lounge, which is a functional element, as well as the dominant and decor of the whole product. Interior chaise lounge on a subtle metal construction with a pressed leather surface, inspired by modifications of our own skin and its ability to remember.

Dimensions
180x60x40 cm
Construction and material
metal construction with pressed leather surface
molded parts filled with micropourous rubber EPDM T130
cylindrical cushion from a higher rigidity foam N2545 with linen cover

Garden Party

Glass collection based on the contrast of two materials – metal and glass. A series of three glass objects, a jar, a vase and a bowl that connect brass components in the center. They are polished and covered with protective varnish.

photography Anna Pleslová

The inspiration for the final shape of the brass center was the aesthetics of technical components, heating and garden fittings and their clear geometric lines. Authentic aesthetics, based on the function of the component – nozzles, couplings and quick couplings connected to each other create the central jewel of the whole object.

Modular bathroom faucet

Water faucet and hanger connected in one. Bathroom faucet as a graphic line in the interior. You can hung on a towel, brush box or mirror. Thanks to the universal connecting elements of the construction, the faucet can be adjusted precisely to the specific bathroom with different tube lengths.