Showing posts with label germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label germany. Show all posts

August 6, 2009

German design delight!


Nested in the picturesque town of Wüzburg, in the heart of Germany is You-DesMo Designermöbel. Shipping all over Europe, they carry a selection of top brands when comes to design. In fact the selection reflects well the personality of the staff which, I must say, is known for its unparalleled customer service.



You-DesMo is one of those places where a customer truly feels special. The attention devoted to details, from the small appointments in the showroom, to the knowledge of their staff make shopping in this store an unique design experience. Make sure to visit their website at: www.You-DesMo.de

Fabietto

July 5, 2009

EXIL Berlin

Berlin has a new space for design aficionados and lovers of good lifestyle. From top furniture design brands to cool, hype decoration objects, EXIL has everything to satisfied the interior designer in all of us.

Located in an impressive 6000 square meters lot featuring 2 former factories divided by a promenade, the store has many floors, each featuring a different style of home decoration.


But that's not all! What really will get you going is the combination of different elements EXIL managed to bring together in the space. A very cool restaurant, a cigar bar, a winery and...
A BEACH! No, this is not a typo! On the back, the lot ends a the margin of the Spree river and the owners brought tons of sand to make it into a beach spaces where you can sip a martini in the afternoon under the light of garden torches. Truly a treat!

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.

May 29, 2008

A German affair


We absolutely love the Germanic markets, hence our German record at Wikipedia. Danke!