STUDY 001
Protective structures
Protection through smarter structures.
Studying how internal structures improve protection while reducing the need for plastic, fillers and unnecessary material.
In Progress
A design point of view brought to life through everyday objects.
Defined by tactile qualities, bold forms, strong proportions and substantial weight.
THE TACCA STANDARD
The principles behind every TACCA object.
01
Material
Materials are chosen for their natural character and physical qualities, allowing their tactile nature to remain intact.
02
Geometry
Objects are shaped through bold geometric forms to create a confident physical presence.
03
Proportion
Visual proportions are carefully studied to create objects that feel bold, balanced and substantial.
04
Weight
Objects are designed with substantial weight to feel solid and reassuring in the hand.
05
Restraint
Decoration is reduced so material, geometry and proportion remain the focus.
STUDIES
Design studies in progress.
STUDY 002
Surface Relief
Material over print.
Surface depth transforms visual and tactile perception without relying on ink, colour or decoration.
In Progress
STUDY 003
Fundamental Forms
The strongest forms are often the simplest.
Exploring why simple geometric forms create greater presence, confidence and visual substance.
In Progress
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STUDY 004
Concrete
Character without decoration.
Architectural concrete achieves strength and presence without relying on applied finishes or decoration.
In Progress
STUDY 005
Functional Packaging
One material. Two lifecycles.
A single material can provide protection while continuing to serve a function beyond packaging.
In Progress
STUDY 006
Birch
Character through restraint.
Studying how birch combines visual restraint, natural strength and understated character.
In Progress
STUDY 007
Perceived Weight
Weight changes perception.
Examining how physical weight shapes expectations of quality, value and craftsmanship.
In Progress
STUDY 008
Opening Mechanics
A clean tear is designed.
Thoughtful opening mechanics create more controlled, consistent and satisfying interactions.
In Progress
STUDY 009
Material Finishes
A finish should reveal, not conceal.
How different finishes influence the appearance, touch and natural character of materials.
In Progress
STUDY 010
Natural Paper
Less refined. More character.
Studying how natural paper surfaces create a richer tactile and visual experience than highly refined finishes.
In Progress
STUDY 011
Transparency
Protection without concealment.
Translucent materials protect while revealing the material, form and character beneath.
In Progress
STUDY 012
The Perfect Proportions
Every dimension influences the whole.
Studying why certain proportions create forms that feel naturally confident and balanced.
In Progress