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Project • By Alias • Restaurants
THE DÜSSELDORF ISLAND
THE DÜSSELDORF ISLAND
The famous Sansibar restaurant located in the island of Sylt opened its first branch in the Breuninger department store in Düsseldorf, in the prestigious Kö-Bogen designed by Daniel Libeskind. DITTEL | ARCHITEKTEN were asked to design and build the 230 m2 restaurant so as to recreate the relaxed, informal atmosphere of the original restaurant in Düsseldorf.
Typical and original materials - such as old wood for the panelling and solid oak wood for the sturdy tables that promote conviviality – were used to let people experience the atmosphere of Sylt. Protagonist are the comfortable armchairs taormina wood designed by Alfredo Häberli for Alias More
Product • By Alias • Floatingframe
Floatingframe
Floatingframe is a beam seating system with structure in lacquered or polished aluminium; seat bigframe with or without arms, covered with fire retardant PVC covered polyester mesh, fabric or leather. Available up to 6 seats. More
Flexus
Monoflexus is the iconic upholstered armchair that in 2002 became part of Flexus collection, designed by the architect and designer Paolo Rizzatto for Alias. With its curvilinear layout monoflexus acquires a sophisticated versatility and it is therefore suitable for any environment and place, even the most unusual such as corners, where it creates a pleasing contrast between the sinuosity of the object and the
rigour of two walls meeting. More
Product • By Alias • Segesta \ Erice \ Selinunte
Segesta \ Erice \ Selinunte
Segesta small armchairs enclose without being cumbersome, with generous armrests created from the design of the backrest. With smooth, flowing curves, the erice and selinunte chairs are ergonomic and practical. The shell is made of technopolymer, the structure is made of steel. Its shape and functions are appropriate for prestigious indoor and outdoor environments. More
Triennale Design Museum
Since 1 May 2015, Alias has been represented by its la leggera little stool at La Balena, a new permanent display space created specifically for younger visitors to the Triennale Design Museum.
The Triennale Design Museum presents La Balena (The Whale), a new permanent exhibition space designed to attract children of all ages, based on a project by Blumer and friends and destined to house workshops, exhibitions, reviews, films, meetings and presentations, but entirely given over to entertaining children of various ages who visit the Triennale in the company of their parents.
This is how Riccardo Blumer describes the project: “We have worked on creating a place that is a cross between the whale’s belly from the tale of Pinocchio, t... More