Home Inspiration
Aus dem mari claire maison Tapete von Domestic Kissen von Ross Menuez beides erhältlich
bei Kitchener. Von Domestic haben wir eben eine neue Lieferung an Walldrawings erhalten.
Mit neuen designs von Geneviève Gaukler und Buro Destruct.
Seen at marie claire. Wallpapers from Domestic and cushions from Ross Menuez. Both available at Kitchener. We also just got an shipment from Domestic with new Walldrawings from Geneviève Gaukler und Buro Destruct.
Wildlife
Wilde Tiere für`s Sofa oders Kinderzimmer. Bio Baumwolle.
Designt vom New Yorker designer Ross Menuez
Erhältlich im Kitchener Plus und im Kitchener
Cushions or dolls, inspired by Victorian shaped pillows. Graphics based on the first mass produced images from 19th century illustrations.
Material: Organic Cotton
Singgih Kartono
Wieder eingetroffen im Kitchener Plus sind die Holz Produkte des Indonesischen Designers Singgih Kartono.
Nachhaltige Produkte im coolen Retro look, handgemacht in Indonesien.
Alle Produkte sind aus Holz, für jeden Baum der für die Produktion gefällt wurde wird ein neuer gepflanzt. Nebst den Magno Radios gibt es neu auch schöne Holz Büroartikel und Spielzeuge.
Die Radios haben nebst FM/AF Empfang auch ein Audio IN zum anschliessen von Ipod und co.
Hand-crafted in an Indonesian farming village, the Magno AM/FM radio has an appealing mix of retro and modern styling. Made from new growth wood, for every tree that is used in production, a new one is planted. Its uncoated surface should be oiled periodically to encourage a deeper connection between user and object. MP3 compatible, with short wave reception.
tree nursery
produktion
JDS Architects and Muuto
I came across MUUTO in copenhagen first. There I saw their Norway says lamp and did not buy it. But then I could not stop thinking of it and ordered it when I was back home. It's utterly beautiful and affordable.
True to its name, inspired by the Finnish word for change, “muutos”, the Danish Muuto wants to turn a new page in the history of Scandinavian design, bringing it back to the world map of design. Muuto picks the best new Nordic designers, Harri Koskinen, Louise Campbell and Norway Says, to name a few, and trusts them with the mission to create new and clever takes on everyday objects that will make you go “why didn’t I think of that?”. Muuto’s products represent the essence of modern Scandinavian design by combining aesthetics and functionality with a new perspective.
This summer I came across an other of their products. The Stacked shelf system by JDS . It's a fantastic concept and exactly what I have been looking for for ages.
Here what they have to say about it: "Shelving systems tend to achieve either one or the other concern, but never both. We decided to dimension shelving units based on the generic measurement of the things they store and display while allowing for them to be combined according to specific needs and requirements. The result can be a random stack of boxes or a coordinated grid of efficient storage….or both!"
I studies their work and I really liked what I saw . Very inspiring.
JDS Architects is a multi-disciplinary office that focuses on architecture and design, from large scale planning to furniture. Rich with multiple expertises, our office is fuelled by talented designers and experienced architects that jointly develop projects from early sketches to on-site supervision. All of which, regardless of scale, outlines an approach that is affirmatively social in its outcome, enthusiastic in its ambition and professional in its process. At the core of our architecture is the ability to take a fresh look at design problems through experienced eyes. Our approach aims at turning intense research and analysis of practical and theoretical issues into the driving forces of our design. By continuously developing rigorous methods of analysis and execution, JDS Architects is able to combine innovative thinking and efficient production.
via fieldreport.net
Anatomy of Japanese folk monsters
Thank you Buro Destruct for sharing this with us.
Yōkai Daizukai, an illustrated guide to yōkai authored by manga artist Shigeru Mizuki, features a collection of cutaway diagrams showing the anatomy of 85 traditional monsters from Japanese folklore (which also appear in Mizuki’s GeGeGe no Kitarō anime/manga).
the original post with more monsters here
Big up to BD
Check our new Paper- and Plastic-bags. I absolutely love them!
Designed by Lopetz from Büro Destruct.
By the way they just won the BERNER DESIGN PREIS. -Congratulations.
Don't forget to buy the new (and third) BD Book. It's published on die Gestalten Verlag. And can be bought in all good book shops and of course at Kitchener.
Linck Sommerausstellung
Bald findet die Linck Sommerausstellung statt. Wie immer wärmstens empfohlen.
SOMMER-AUSSTELLUNG vom
11. - 14.06.2009
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