From Materialicious
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 11:01 AM
From Materialicious
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 11:01 AM
From Modernica
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 11:00 AM
We saw a lot of @modernica tags over the weekend as Factory Sale goers uploaded their favorite shots of the event and their new purchases. We couldn’t resist posting some of our favorites:
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Posted on May 22nd 2013, 11:00 AM
Luxaflex®, preocupado siempre de innovar tanto en sus productos como en sus servicios ofrece una nueva aplicación para iPads y Tablets.
Esta versión 2.0 permite visualizar y exponer más de mil Cortinas, Persianas y Toldos de una forma atractiva y eficiente ante sus clientes. Además, hemos renovado las galerías de Productos, Ambientes y Conceptos, con el fin de entregarles las mejores imágenes y estilos de decoración.
Tanto cortinas como persianas han sido –además- especialmente agrupadas...
From Materialicious
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 11:00 AM
From 3rings
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 11:00 AM
New Jersey-based firm Bendheim collaborated with Eh Oui, a Paris-based manufacturer of fine metal fabrics, to introduce an shimmering collection of decorative glasses. The new collection features intricately woven metal textiles laminated between ultra-clear low-iron glasses and mirrors.
The Eh Oui for Bendheim decorative glass collection introduces French woven metal textiles to architectural and design markets.
Created for the North American luxury retail and hospitality markets, the collection comprises five woven designs; Galina in brass, Tempo in stainless steel and rose gold tone, Mosaica in interwoven brass and stainless steel, and Anida in gold tone.
Rich in texture, the finely woven metals reflect light to produce rhythmic, shimmering effects. The subtle hand-made appearance is achieved through the deliberate introduction of small irregularities into the weaves. The fabrics are encased in safety-laminated, ultra-clear glass, to preserve them from the elements while lending brilliance and structure.
“Eh Oui applies traditional weaving techniques to unexpected materials, such as steel and brass,” said Steven Jayson, Vice President of Bendheim. “By combining these metal textiles with glass or mirrors, Bendheim expands the range of aesthetic options and allows them to be used as a safety building material.”
For more information contact Bendheim at 1-800-606-7621 or visit www.bendheimarchitectural.com.
About Bendheim: Producers of specialty glass since...
From Gizmodo
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 11:00 AM
Photographer Jared Lim has an knack for capturing colorful patterns around the world, and they make for some eye-catching photos in his series Urban Exploration.
As he told MyModernMet, the project is a work in progress that's spanned many years. The Singapore-based Lim travels for work, and over the course of his trips, he's culled images from all over the world:
Since most of the places I travel to are major cities, architecture is the prevailing theme. I have loved geometry since I was a kid....
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 11:00 AM
© Mette Lange, Anders Linnet
Arquitectos: Mette Lange Architects
Ubicación: Henne, Dinamarca
Area: 118.0 m2
Año: 2012
Fotografías: Mette Lange, Anders Linnet
© Mette Lange, Anders Linnet
La casa se ubica en las grandes dunas cerca del Mar del Norte, en la costa Oeste de Dinamarca. No hay vegetación más que pastos. El clima es muy duro con constante viento del oeste. La casa tiene un patio enfrentando el sur para tomar la mayor cantidad de luz y sol y entregar un espacio de refugio.
From Archdaily
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 11:00 AM
Architects: FREAKS freearchitects
Location: Paris, France
Area: 170.0 sqm
Photographs: David Foessel
FREAKS has been commissioned to work on the transformation of a 170sqm flat downtown Paris, Rue de Rivoli. The Rue de Rivoli, which goes from Place de la Concorde until Place de la Bastille, has been built under Napoleon the 1st. The very first part of the street, facing the Jardin des Tuileries was his own property and he might have lived here or there in one of those chic flats.
The order was to transform that high ceiling stateroom into a familial flat, including two new children bedrooms in addition with the parents one. Therefore, the main target was to create new connections through the rooms ; some doors have been closed, some others have been pierced to avoid the typical dead-end distribution...
From Materialicious
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 10:59 AM
From Dezeen
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 10:58 AM
Visitors to the Afrofuture exhibition in Milan built light-up glasses from recycled materials at a workshop organised by Maker Faire Africa (+...
From Materialicious
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 10:56 AM
From Materialicious
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 10:55 AM
From Digsdigs
Posted on May 22nd 2013, 10:55 AM
Ingo Maurer is a creative German designer who makes very unusual lamps suitable not only for cafes, bars, restaurants and other public places but also for dining zones and kitchens. Italian theme is reflected in these two cool lights: Campari-soda lamp and delicious pasta lamp. 10 Campari-soda bottles with glass ice cubes on the top, and the bottle top which allows to switch on or off the light. Campbell’s soup can as a lamp is rather unusual and it’s kind of pop-art in lighting! The third lamp is with amazing pasta, the collection is limited edition and every piece is unlike the others, so hurry up!
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