March 27, 2009
The Tavares Chair
Developed by request of a landmark Lisbon restaurant bearing the same name, the Tavares chair is an object of thoughtful geometric lines, a “Shell” as a chair. Built in black steel, its forms reveal the the simplicity of an object that integrates with its surrounding architecture defining a common space identity.
From the mind of Portuguese designer Marco Sousa Santos
March 25, 2009
30 Days to High point...
March 22, 2009
The pasta connection...
March 20, 2009
The Leaf ceiling lamp
An unrivaled example of minimalistic design, the Leaf ceiling lamp features clean lines that are a perfect complement to a contemporary room.
From the mind of Portuguese designer Marco Sousa Santos
From the mind of Portuguese designer Marco Sousa Santos
March 18, 2009
Is China next?
March 16, 2009
Bulgaria's Best
One of Bulgaria's top design magazine talks about the Lisbon collection:
http://www.dezona.com/newsdetails.php?newsid=6408
March 14, 2009
The Fernando factor
The mastermind behind our latest success is designer Fernando Brizio. The Portuguese designer the media love to talk about.
Born in Huila, Angola in 1968, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Equipment Design at the Lisbon School of Fine Arts. Since 1999, has worked on various projects design, scenarios/backdrops and exhibitions for companies like Authentics, Details and DIM-Die Imaginare Manufaktur of Germany, Protodesign, Atlantis, M Glass, Choreographer Rui Horta, Modalisboa, Schréder, Lux/Loja Atalaia of Portugal, Droog Design and Cor Unum of the Netherlands. He currently teaches at the School of Fine Arts in Caldas da Rainha and was a visiting Professor at the ECAL in Lausanne and at the University of Design and Media in Karlsruhe, Germany. His works have are shown in several exhibitions in Europe, Tokyo and San Francisco.
Born in Huila, Angola in 1968, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Equipment Design at the Lisbon School of Fine Arts. Since 1999, has worked on various projects design, scenarios/backdrops and exhibitions for companies like Authentics, Details and DIM-Die Imaginare Manufaktur of Germany, Protodesign, Atlantis, M Glass, Choreographer Rui Horta, Modalisboa, Schréder, Lux/Loja Atalaia of Portugal, Droog Design and Cor Unum of the Netherlands. He currently teaches at the School of Fine Arts in Caldas da Rainha and was a visiting Professor at the ECAL in Lausanne and at the University of Design and Media in Karlsruhe, Germany. His works have are shown in several exhibitions in Europe, Tokyo and San Francisco.
March 12, 2009
It's finally out!
March 10, 2009
Fly me to the moon...
March 8, 2009
When Germans get creative...
A Kitchen and a bathroom! Sometimes its amazing to see how creative people can get with our products. Ikarus, a chain of iconic design stores in Germany, managed to integrated our classic items into some of the most different living spaces yet.
Hanging a Pombal composition on the wall and painting the area occupied by the system in a different color, gave this kitchen a life of its own and lots of creative storage.
Combining an Ivy shelving unit to streamline fixtures gave this bathroom a sleak, clean cut look.
Hanging a Pombal composition on the wall and painting the area occupied by the system in a different color, gave this kitchen a life of its own and lots of creative storage.
Combining an Ivy shelving unit to streamline fixtures gave this bathroom a sleak, clean cut look.
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