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Archive for the ‘Furniture’ CategorySplinter For Conde House by NendoThursday, April 25th, 2013Santa Fe House in Mexico City, Mexico by Ezequiel FarcaTuesday, January 29th, 2013Article source: Ezequiel Farca
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Outdoor Furnitures for Mc Donalds in Bordeaux, France by AliasSaturday, December 15th, 2012Article source: Alias The US fast food giant McDonald’s has chosen Alias, the historic Italian design brand, to furnish the outdoor areas of its restaurants worldwide as part of the “COME” project. Objective: to design, engineer, develop and install a specific turnkey modular furniture system. The company from Grumello del Monte has taken on this challenge with great enthusiasm, working together with the established French designer Patrick Norguet, with whom it established a highly successful relationship some time ago.  Image Courtesy Patrick Norguet
Modulo mobil by TA plan designTuesday, July 24th, 2012Article source: TA plan design Modulo mobil is a “bookcase – storage – furniture” designed to provide adaptability to every type of home, space and need. The customer can buy the number of modules that he likes, choosing between the largest and the smallest element, composing them together in endless combinations. Depending on the modulo mobil’s configuration that one wants is possible to buy accessories separately: colored and transparent plexiglass drawers for both types of modules, feet for ground support and steel cables for hanging items on walls.  Modulo Mobil
Kinetic Pergola by Brian LeeTuesday, July 3rd, 2012Article source: Brian Lee Blurring the boundaries between architecture and furniture this work dissolves the abstract relationship between architectural form and the body into one of a more direct experiential correlation, questioning architecture as object and proposing an architecture where form is the result of action and use.  Kinetic Pergola
New Brunner fair stand in Milan, Italy by Ippolito Fleitz GroupSaturday, May 26th, 2012Article source: Ippolito Fleitz Group Brunner uses the occasion of the 2012 Milan Furniture Fair to present two new products: its ‘hoc’ stool and its ‘plot’ modular seating system. Ippolito Fleitz Group was commissioned once again to create a setting resembling an installation, an intense spatial experience in which to showcase Brunner’s new products. From a distance, the strictly black and white backdrop takes a back seat to the colourful seating objects, which draw visitors in to try them out. At closer look, the black and white backdrop transforms itself into a textual world, taking visitors on a poetic voyage of discovery, inspiring them to stop and tarry awhile.  Image Courtesy Francesco Di Loreto - F38F
Pastel Rythm in Paris, France by Aude Borromée ArchitectTuesday, May 15th, 2012Article source: Aude Borromée Architect A complete renovation done with both an aesthetic direction using three pastel colors in floor, wall & in a play of strips or vertical lines; and also a practical care by entirely restructuring the volumes & flows and designing customized furniture in order to optimize the space and keep free and empty spots  Image Courtesy Laurent Gueneau
Umarmung, a floor-sitting couch in Tokyo, Japan by CheungvoglSaturday, April 21st, 2012Article source: Cheungvogl Umarmung is inspired by the long tradition of floor-sitting culture in Japan where the connection between the body and conversations is not restricted to universal seat height and conventional definition of sofa. Much to our surprise, through our research and conversations with local manufacturers, the floor-sitting couch is unknown and non-existent in Japan furniture design other than the zaisu chair (legless chair) used for tatami room.
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ODA’s Oscillate Series Vertical – Horizontal by Office for Design & ArchitectureFriday, November 18th, 2011Article source: Office for Design & Architecture ODAs Oscillate Series blends interaction and dynamism with practicality. Each piece shares a pivoting glass element that resonates collectively. The Oscillate Series is designed to underscore the easiness and lightheartedness of time spent at leisure, aiming to challenge the static relationships in furniture design.  Color Close
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