Showing posts with label bright. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bright. Show all posts

June 11, 2008

Since you like the last details I posted...



Close up on the patterns applied to the Flora set of tables.

Flower Power!



Created by the marriage of visual communications and product design, this set of tables takes a concept applied to various products but never to furniture. The silver Floral patterns are applied to the coffee table before its final lacquering, making the high gloss white uniform across the top.
Flora is the proof that a right detail makes a piece unique. Designed by upcoming Portuguese designer Flora Mendonça.

June 4, 2008

Just a detail...


I believe details are everything so I figure it would be a good idea to add this shot.
One of my favorites, the Scatola Armonica.

A new hit musical, now playing in your home.


Using a European musical instrument as inspiration, The Scatola was designed as a unique piece with special cut-out openings on its doors which were based on the paper fold and cut technique. The openings are laser cut with remarkable precision, this, combined with the high quality, pure white finish make this piece an object of prestige in any room you place it. The cuts are very similar in design to those of a musical instrument and substitute knobs to open the credenza.
From the creative mind of Portuguese designer Miguel Vieira Baptista.

June 3, 2008

How to enhance peoples appetite



Designed with a focus in functionality, the elements of the Tundra dining set achieved the very hard feat of allowing for lots of storage room while keeping elegant contemporary lines. Available in a wealth of different finishes, it can adapt to different size rooms and needs due to the flexibility of its extensible table. Buon appetito!

June 2, 2008

Shiny happy piece


The Glare is the essential element to create a stylish and clean look, both for its simple forms and for its high gloss white finish. Its high reflective surfaces makes it easy to play with different colors on the surrounding elements.

May 28, 2008

A workspace that works, your way.



The flexibility of the Atlas system deliver the perfect solution for a self-contained functional workspace. For starters, you can combine a multitude of accessories to make your very own workstation. You can add and remove drawer units, glass doors and different length shelves among other things. If you're the one who's going to work on it, you should have it your way.

May 27, 2008

Reinventing the wheel...



Maybe not the wheel, but certainly the bookcase! The SHELL rotating unit was designed by Ricardo Marçal to literally delivery a "spin" to the Aurora Bedroom collection. This cool piece adds additional storage and a hint of sophistication to any space.

May 22, 2008

Now that's a bedroom I want to sleep on!



A collection of inspirational pieces that have a pure design pedigree and combine strong aesthetics with essential practicality. That's the Aurora bedroom collection. Its smooth modern lines serve urban spaces well but also match larger rooms with the addition of complementary elemets such as the shell rotative shelving. It's glossy finishing reflects the light creating a bright bedroom whenever the sun shines through the window. Now that's a bedroom to sleep on!