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product|added Jan 01, 2008 Polion by Sebastian Herkner
Polion is a chandelier with twelve lamps. It consists of a twelve angulard metall ring with one socket at each of the twelve sides. You can attach the lights very simple and in any order. Depending on the situation, you can switch them separately on or off. Using the toaster at breakfast in the morning, you can also remove one of the lamps, to connect the toaster or the mobile charger to one of the sockets. Polion is compared to the usage as a lamp also a relief of the home infrastructure. Everybody can take out one of the twelve lamps to use it at a conventional socket in his own room. Light symbolizes here the value of gathering and belonging together. Designer: Sebastian Herkner Made in Germany
product|added Jan 01, 2008 Pitapocket by Anat Safranproduct|added Jan 01, 2008 Drueckeberger by Silvia Knueppel
„Drueckeberger“ consists completely of a solid block of foam. Knife cuts are needed before the cupboard can be used. The size of the cut openings can be individually adapted to one’s own things. The objects are pressed in, unused cuts remain invisible. Drueckeberger stores items without hiding them completely and can accommodate things that would otherwise hardly fit in a cupboard. New room situations can always be created in this way. Designer: Silvia Knueppel Made in Germany
product|added Jan 01, 2008 Riddled table by Steven Holl
The Riddled table comes into its own with the addition of the glass top, which draws attention even more toward the two legs. Two laser-sculpted solids underscore the porosity that characterizes many of the works by the American architect. An invitation to "enter" into the legs: the sheet of ultra-thin wood that forms them is open at the top, making this design even more spectacular as it seems to defy the forces of gravity. Steven Holl has found an ideal partner in Horm, able to make dreams a reality and emphasize them with incredible solutions. Designer: Steven Holl Material: laser-perforated American walnut, 2.2 mm thick tempered glass tabletop Made in Italy
product|added Jan 01, 2008 CMYK-lamp by Daan de Haanproduct|added Jan 01, 2008 Bombay Sapphire Designer Glass Competition 2007/08
Design talents wanted! Are you creative, talented and innovative? Then you have the best qualifications to take part in the third German edition of the Bombay Sapphire Designer Glass Competition. Young designers have the chance to put their talent on test and make a big step forward onto the stage of international design. The challenge consists in developing a Martini glass inspired by Bombay Sapphire, that is both aesthetic and practical. The designs can be submitted on the Competition’s official website, between February 1 and March 31, 2008. A renowned jury made up of members of the German design scene, including architect and designer Hadi Teherani and Carsten Kehrein, head designer from Rastal, will judge the entries. The participation is open to all design-interested, to students and graduates from German art schools (minimum age: 18 years). The final degree must not date back more than 3 years. The first prize of the German competition is of 2000€ and also the ticket to the global final at the London Design Festival in September 2008, the UK’s biggest design event, with a first prize that amounts to 10.000 GBP. The winning glass will be produced and then travel with its creator to London. Here they will meet the winners from the other national competitions from all over the world.The focus of the competition lies in the technical processing of glass, considering the aesthetical and design aspect. The competition is open to all students from design and art schools. Functionality, innovation and aesthetics are the main criteria for the judging – together with the inspiration from the brand Bombay Sapphire. More detailed information about the competition, the judges and the competition rules can be found on
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