Like a good meal this new home in South Tyrol satisfies while still leaving room for more.
Archives for the month of: October, 2009
French artist Xavier Veilhan‘s tempting new show in the garden and chateau of Versaille looks more than worth the airfare… Until December 13.
Would-be collectors of the best new work to come out of studio Bouroullec in the last little while will need to be as quick as they are cashed up, with each of the lamps in the brothers’ new collection for Bitossi Ceramiche a limited edition of 49 pieces worldwide. Lampada is now showing at London’s Vessel Gallery as part of Super Design.
via dezeen
Bojne by Nike Karlesson is a brilliant new chair from Ikea that’s not only gives its (much pricier) contemporaries a run for their money in the personality stakes, but is a cinch to move around, can be hung from the table top to make cleaning easier and even offers the perfect spot to hang your handbag. Democratic design just look another leap.
Why can’t more New World residential projects feel like this one? The ‘Stitch’ cooperative housing project in Nagasaki is by Japanese architects Chiba Manabu.
From minimalist modern Japan to the rather more eclectic domain of maverick Parisian interior designer Florence Baudoux, mauve sofas are being seen in all the best interiors.
Cheap, chic and blissfully unfettered by cabling, this ultra low cost temporary workplace (constructed entirely of standard door panels and black plywood for the Amsterdam school of entrepreneurship) has to be a reasonable forecast of the ‘office of the future’ now that wireless technology is actually catching up with the hype. Interior design by Dutch studio Studioquint.
Via designboom
