British designer Thomas Heatherwick’s Spun chair for Magis is made for good times.
He successfully turns a 360 degree rotating spinning top into a fully functional chair.
Suitable for internal and external use
video courtesy of Fast Company
British designer Thomas Heatherwick’s Spun chair for Magis is made for good times.
He successfully turns a 360 degree rotating spinning top into a fully functional chair.
Suitable for internal and external use
video courtesy of Fast Company
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Exhibition held at the Roslyn Oxley Gallery, Sydney Until Sept 4, 2010
While the Salone del Mobile’s main focus is on finished products, Space&Interiors paid attention to top quality architectural interiors, finishes, doors, handles, paint and decorating supplies, windows and wall coverings.
The exhibition curated by Migliore+Servetto Architects was conceived as a real narration about the world of finishing that comes out in the alternation and interaction among different areas.
Say hello to Knoll’s new HiLo, a seat that keeps you on your feet.
Small, simple, and something new, this playful perch will change the way you work.
With its friendly design and revolutionary spirit, HiLo keeps you balanced between active and relaxed, fun and functional, sitting and standing.
Hermès chose to present its new home collections with a beautiful installation at the city’s Museo della Permanente,
Comprising an eclectic line of objects, furnishings, fabrics, and wallpapers. the new colletions for the home are presented within an architectural project conceived by Charlotte Macaux Perelman, co-artistic director of Hermès maison together with Alexis Fabry.
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