Dominating colors are white and black juxtaposed with gray. Furniture for clothes, light and openwork, encloses the room like black ribbon. The construction of a steel frame, is reminiscent of the geometric lace.
Posts Tagged ‘steel frame’
Hermès La Montre pavilon by Toyo Ito, Basel – Switzerland
May 10th, 2013
At Baselworld 2013, the Hermes presentation gives an impression of lightness and an open feel. The new La Montre pavilion has been designed by Japanese architect Toyo Ito and is essentially a two-story box with steel framework and a second inner structure made of wood, glass and metal.
Crocodile Concept Boutique by UPSTAIRS_, Singapore
April 29th, 2013
Crocodile Concept Boutique at Vivocity, Singapore, plays with elements that can be ‘re-purposed, readapted and re-configured’ in what the designers call a transformable shell.
BICYCLE STORES! Gregg’s Cycles by Weinstein A|U, Bellevue USA
August 8th, 2012
Weinstein A|U designed the new 12,000 sqf building for Gregg’s Cycles to be a pure neutral container that highlights the bicycle. It was conceived as an elevated steel box that is supported structurally and programmatically by a CMU perimeter zone.
BICYCLE STORES! Adeline Adeline shop, New York
August 7th, 2012
In 2010 Julie duly opened Adeline Adeline, a spacious, understated shrine to simplicity, with an emphasis on the beautiful European city bikes that women ride in Copenhagen and other bike-centric cities.
FOUR concept store by JSPR, Amsterdam
July 19th, 2012
Design agency JSPR crafted a different retail environment on each floor that’s quite literally linked by a meandering and multipurpose steel frame. Minimalist and with sweeping surfaces in hues of grey, the interior is distinctly masculine and is further spiced up by beautiful hand-made cabinets and displays, and randomly mounted bell jars add a whimsical touch.
Denimdenim by Word of Mouth Architecture, Seminyak – Indonesia
April 11th, 2012
Located on one of Bali’s most exclusive shopping streets, the new Denimdenim store by Word of Mouth certainly demands attention. The refurbishment of the existing two storeys structure, with a petite floor plate of only 60sqm, saw the need to manipulate the building facades to create a strong street presence.
Rapunzel armchair by Kenneth Cobonpue
March 6th, 2012
Settle into Rapunzel and let a story emerge from beneath the fine wool braids or escape from the castle to the outdoors using acrylic fabric.
Norwegian Forest lamp by Cathrine Kullberg
August 31st, 2011
The shade is made of custom made, 1st grade veneers, custom made for our lamps. The veneer has been through a flexing process to became bendable, then coated with a clear solvent free coating. The veneer is carefully laser cut by skilled craftsmen at our workshop partner in Sweden.
Prince chair by Louise Campbell for Hay
August 25th, 2011
Prince Chair was originally designed for a competition setting the task of creating a chair for His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Denmark. The seat is an allusion to the old paper cuttings of H. C. Andersen and gives the chair a comforting lightness and softness contrasting the steel framework.
Vogue by Zanotta
August 16th, 2011
Signed piece. Steel legs painted white or black. Steel frame. Elastic strips suspension. Polyurethane/Dacron Du Pont upholstery. Removable leather 95 cover, black or white. Wooden, hand-carved backs painted white or black.
