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Wall parrot

Posted on March 9th 2011

British design studio Airside's Parrot could look funky against your wall.

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If low maintenance is your thing then Airside’s Parrot is the ideal pet for you.

The Parrot wall sculpture is the funky result of weeks of toil but was lovingly hand-crafted from MDF and acrylic paint. What makes the Parrot even more unique is that it is available in limited-edition. Very limited, in fact only three Parrots were made.

Measuring in at 60cm x 35cm x 10cm, the Parrot can easily and securely be fixed to an appropriate surface like a wall.

Airside design studio

Airside is a cross-platform design agency that works in moving image, illustration, graphic design, digital and real world interaction. Founded 10 years ago by Alex Maclean, Fred Deakin and Nat Hunter, their unique approach has won them many awards.

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