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product|added May 26, 2012 0 Eletta
Eletta is a wall-mounted lamp that stands out for its oval design. The front of the lamp is in matte white varnished aluminium while the back is made from shiny transparent Plexiglas, creating a bright outline and an indirect and diffused lighting effect.
Designer: Lucente Lab (Italy)
product|added May 26, 2012 0 Robo necklaceproduct|added May 25, 2012 0 Tangible Light
Light is untouchable; it has no mass. The Tangible Light design uses a round CFL in a constructive way and, consequently, the observer views that light can have a support purpose as well. In addition, through this design one perceive light as a nearly tangible element.
Designer: Floris Wubben (Netherlands)
product|added May 25, 2012 0 WEEKENDER
The Weekender is the centerpiece of the collection. The bag has a well thought out and ingeniously structured inner workings, thus ensuring order and clarity. In the unique "Tunnel-compartment" shoes or a bottle of wine can be stored perfectly. Five compartments, which are directly accessible from the outside, and a zipper and several pockets inside the bag ensure optimal order.
Designer: Claudia Eicke (Switzerland)
product|added May 25, 2012 0 Canned Airproduct|added May 24, 2012 0 Eva secretary
Designed over six months and handcrafted in one, the Eva secretary from Valerian Papillier is a modern view of a classic writing table. It features two hand-crafted, dove-tail jointed drawers with hand-made, full-length runners, a side-lock and two flexible LED lights, fixed through hidden magnets on different spots of the table. The secretary has two functions: the first as a work place with the open leaf, and the second as a stocking area or decorative stand once the leaf is closed.
Designer: Valerian Papillier-Ghelfi (France)
product|added May 24, 2012 0 graffitiproduct|added May 24, 2012 0 Cardboard pendant lightproduct|added May 24, 2012 0 Intersectionproduct|added May 24, 2012 0 OKZIDENT side table
The side table is part of, the series “New Tradition” from the German designer Ralph Kraeuter. The light side tables with classic ornaments are used indoor and outdoor. The tabletop is decorated with reduced, baroque ornaments and seems somehow familiar. Is the modern design an interpretation of the homemade, crocheted tablecloth, which our grandmas always used to cover their side tables?
Designer: Ralph Kraeuter (Germany)
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