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Product • By Maarten Baas BV • Clay dining chair
Clay dining chair
The CLAY series was launched in 2006. The spontaneous and naïve designs made of industrial clay and finished in bright colours, has led to a wide collection. All CLAY pieces are unique, as each is made and shaped by hand, without the use of a mould.Clay pieces are in collections of main museums, such as the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam & Les Arts Decoratifs, Paris. More
Project • By CLS-LED • Restaurants
WHITE RESTAURANT, GEORGIA
The pictures displayed here are not photorealistic renderings, but actual pictures of a finished project! The White Restaurant in Batumi offers guests a total upside down dining experience.During a visit of CLS Management to Batumi in August 2011, the project was first discussed, during which most delegation members were under the impression that the original plans were a practical joke. However, this was not the case with this remarkably original design by a 24 year old architect.The façade lighting features the REVO Compact in warm white and amber colours. More
Project • By CLS-LED • Consulates
CONSULATE HOUSE BATUMI, GEORGIA
The consulate building Batumi (Georgia) was recently featured with CLS LED lighting. The 19th century building which houses two consulates and several offices, is recently restored. The LED lighting accentuates the historic character of the building.The challenge for the lighting designer was to create an exciting, perfectly matching colour draft. After some tests a combination of warm white and amber proved to give the desired result. REVO luminaires with blue LEDs give the dome on the roof a ‘heavenly’ touch. The minaret of the mosque is also beautifully lit by CLS LED luminaires.This project features the following CLS-products:As many as 57 pieces of CAS9 amber were used for the ground level. The ornaments on the higher levels of the bui... More
Project • By Kossmanndejong • Exhibitions
Canon of Dutch History
The Canon of Dutch History, the list of 50 topics that summarizes Dutch history, comes to life as a new permanent exhibition in the Holland Open Air Museum in Arnhem. Housed in the refurbished entrance pavilion designed by Mecanoo, Kossmann.dejong’s design is imagined as a multimedia film set. The theatrical combination of physical, interactive and audiovisual media with unique collection presentations results in an engaging and fascinating visual narrative. The carefully reconstructed spatial collage of historic icons is interwoven with stories from everyday people, giving visitors an in-depth experience of the past from today’s perspective.2018 Shortlisted Museums + Heritage Awards, category International2018 Winner Silver European Design... More
Product • By qoowl • Hands of Time
Hands of Time
Through the wear of the sanding disc the clock is telling the story of a craftsman. Time, the materials used and the way of working are all of influence on the appearance of the clock. Each Hands Of Time Wall Clock is an unique piece. Which craftsman used the disc and what did he create? Sanding discs of qoowl and other craftsman are transformed into clocks. The stories of the discs are brought to their new owners, the ones who bought a clock.
Hands Of Time Wall Clock has a diameter of 30 cm. On request Hands of Time is avaiable with a diameter of 60 cm.
Partially made with the laser cutter and partially done by hand. A number of parts will be produced with the laser cutter. The assembly and finish are done by hand. This includes the... More
Product • By WOODlife Flooring • WOODlife premium pattern floors
WOODlife premium pattern floors
The floor is the foremost element in any space, expressing its identity and atmosphere. All other interior components allow that character to mature and bring detail. Think of accentuating your design by installing an appropriate flooring pattern. Create effectively a historic and classic, chic and elegant, artistic and distinctive or innovative and modern look to your space.
WOODlife specializes in (giant!) patterns and can fit these in your flooring project in a flexible way. Ever seen a giant herringbone (whalebone®) or Chevron floor? If you have, you will probably remember. These impressive floors are gaining popularity fast and are often used in manors, shops, restaurants and hotels. Other very distinctive patterns include... More