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Summerwind
The Summerwind armchair is an outdoor piece of furniture that you can use as usually in the garden, on the terrace, and you can also use it in your swimming pool, in the water. Indeed it uses the same technique of manufacturing as the maritime buoys, that is to say roto molding.
The armrests of the chair help for the flotation and for the balance of it on the water. Also, the small holes at the back allows water to come inside the seat to get the whole set stable.
Designer: John Nouanesing (France)
Material: HD polyethylene
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VERNISSAGE @ Contain Gallery
CONTAIN Gallery -selected design editions- will proudly presents the Vernissage 300++ Urban Life Culture.
With its focus on porcelain the current exhibition showcases various designers who work with porcelain and interpret it in a contemporary way.
Watch out for www.containgallery.com and www.300plusplus.de
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CeramiX
CeramiX = (East + West)ceramics
China has a long tradition in the production of ceramics and especially porcelain while Europe has for many centuries tried to copy the Chinese in that field. Nowadays our world is invaded by Chinese products that in most cases attempt to imitate those Europeans… CeramiX is a reflection upon the irony of history through the world of ceramics.
Designer: ctrlzak (Italy)
Manufacturer: (Italy)
Inspired By: China & European Ceramics
Material: Ceramics
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alice
a working place at home seems to be more and more important. there is a personal piece of furniture you can use as your home office, there is some place for your documents, books, laptop.
Designer: ziben (Germany)
Inspired By: old pram I saw in the garbage
Material: oak wood, MDF
Colours: white
Dimension: 1190x875x500
Price: 3.700,-euro
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Augmented Sculpture
The core of the installation is a 2,5m tall wooden sculpture that builds the screen for a 360° projection with virtual content. The projection constantly augments the sculptures outside within a 2:32 min. long, dramaturgically structured edit of video content to a track by musician Jon Hopkins.
The sculpture becomes a mirror of changing realities. As a result, a kind of real virtuality arises to confront virtual reality.
Designer: LICHTFRONT (Germany)
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Mou
Two leather money boxes to answer crisis time with style.
Their form change as they fill up, making it easier to know in what financial state they (and you) are. An evolution in the form of an ordinary object turned into a sculpture, to be shown at home.
Designer: alice rosignoli (France)
Inspired By: crisis
Material: leather
Colours: brown
Dimension: 20 x 50h / 20 x 30h cm
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Chihuahuas & Pugs
Vain Chihuahuas and slouchy pugs - these slightly eccentric lap dogs reclaim the territory of china figurines with a lot of attitude and a hint of humor.
Designer: Uta Koloczek (Germany)
Manufacturer: Uta Koloczek (Germany)
Inspired By: Paris Hilton's Tinkerbell and classic manufactory-figurines
Material: porcelain
Colours: various
Dimension: 21x10x14cm
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EREBUS by Georgios Cherouvim
There once used to be a small but beautiful blue rock somewhere within the vast void of the universe. Life appeared on its crust relatively fast and as usual through out the evolution, one of the species dominated the rest, by forming complex societies to overcome its primordial survival needs.