What have the German Media been talking about?

The October edition of German's schöner whonen brings an article about the best sideboards of the season and the Scatola Armonica, designed by Miguel Vieira Baptista, is featured among the 8 chosen.
Danke!

London can't wait for The Lisbon Collection...

The Furoshiki Rug designed by Miguel Viera Baptista has been selected as one of the 10 products not to be missed next week at Tent London by the Elle Decor UK magazine.

What have the US Media been talking about?

Dwell Magazine - July/ August 2009

FUROSHIKI

Oriental-inspired creations are always warmly welcomed by design lovers. There is something about their simplicity that enables us to identify ourselves with a lifestyle of no excesses and a constant pursue of a broader clarity of thinking.

That is the soul of the Furoshiki rug. Its unusual, symmetric shape adds an impression of motion, along with an eye-pleasing, three-colour pattern which initially seems random, but is actually a well-constructed puzzle worthy of oriental logic. Its name remounts to the popular Japanese technique of gift-wrapping, which transforms most everyday items into smart-looking presents right from the outside. True to its name then, the Furoshiki rug aims to bring personality where it is needed, whenever the gift that is your home needs that little extra.

THEN BLUE IT IS!

We have recently met with the Portuguese Blue Design magazine for an article focusing on The Lisbon Collection and our innovative vision of market.







The result was a beautiful, well-written 12-page composition, breaking down our goals, perspectives and mastery on design-making into a few vibrant pages, OUT NOW!. If you can get hold of a Blue Design magazine, we encourage you to check out the article.



Below are some behind the scenes pictures from the magazine's photoshoot:

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.

The minds behind the magic

You've seem their products, you've seem their name, here they are: