11/21/2011
It's not often enough that people think about the relationship between furniture and the natural world, but at Sotheby's "Materials Worlds," which happened earlier this Fall, that relationship was made made gracefully clear. Amanda Levete's Drift Bench for Established & Sons and Omer Arbel's 19 Series for Bocci seem to have found their place amongst the grasses and trees. More images via Wallpaper.
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11/17/2011
Grand indeed! Studioilse used Michael Anastassiades Ball Lights in their incredibly luxurious design for the Grand Hotel Stockholm. Such classic old school luxury. Photos by Lisa Cohen.
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11/17/2011
And as an added bonus...El Pais recently published some great photos of the home of Ilse Crawford (principal at Studioilse in the post above). Photos by Jorge Modedero.
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11/16/2011
Paul Rudolf's drawings are timelessly impressive. This perfect section perspective is of his NYC residence at 23 Beekman Place and was completed around 1967. View many more images of his work here.
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11/16/2011
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30 Japanese fiber artists on display at the Japan Society in NYC. Fiber Futures: Japan's Textile Pioneers features artists pushing the envelop on Japan's very long textile tradition. Pictured is Akio Hamatani's W-Orbit, 2010. On view until December 18th!
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11/15/2011
SOLAR SINTER by Markus Kayser is an awesome project that really makes one think about the limits of material and potential ways to approach sustainable design.
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11/14/2011
Collaboration between Artek and artist Tobias Rehberger at the Logomo Cafe in Finland. More info and images here.
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11/12/2011
The multidisciplinary design studio used this piece for an album cover shoot. Process images here. via ignant
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11/11/2011
Schemata Architecture Office transformed this thirty-five year old shoe store in Ginza, Japan into the new shop for Aesop skin/hair care. By elaborating on the existing brick interior and adding horizontal wooden shelving to display products, they both preserve what's there and make it an ideal space for the brand. So simple, so clean, so good. More images via Frame.
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11/11/2011
Hello amazing house that features both Corona and Torch Lights by Established & Sons. Nice to meet you. More info and images via designboom.
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