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Showing posts with label furniture. Show all posts

Storage With Style - Hollo Printed Customizable Decorative Cabinet Options.






Hollo is a storage unit which simply becomes a ‘blank piece of paper’ for international designers and artists who can have fun in transforming it with their own original graphics.




The young Treviso, Italy-based company Homecode puts a twist on traditional design with this latest project. White, glossy ready to assemble storage pieces with customizable internal configurations can be decorated with printed graphics, street art, photography, illustrations, textures or words on their front facing doors.



The basic solid cabinets feature removable modular front doors that come in a wide variety of designs. Simply pop them off their hinges with a handful of screws, and use the piece of furniture as a blank canvas to change the mood of a room.



The customizable patterns come from an elite roster of international artists and designers including Studio Job, Joe Velluto, Anna Ter Haar, Luca Trevisani, Paul Flannery, Sovrappensiero, Julie Joliat, Matteo Cibic and more, all coordinated by art director Andrea Magnani. Their contributions elevate the level of design in a functional cabinet without the added price. Calling itself "the T-shirt of furnishings," Hollo blends irony and style with easy-to-change convenience and affordability, not to mention the work of an actual T-shirt designer. In addition to graphic artists and illustrators, Hollo has worked with Abiscuit Accident on graphics applied to both furniture and shirts.










In their webshop you can choose from a broad range of constantly developed digital designs on the four front doors that ‘dress up’ Hollo for any occasion and any home. The ‘dressing up’ logic in fact defines the revolutionary features of Hollo. Therefore, even after you have purchased the unit you can completely change it with a new design by simply replacing the four front doors, which are also sold separately.






Made entirely in Italy, Hollo ships flat-packed to reduce waste during transit. Choose from the ever-growing range of designs at Hollo's e-shop, where cabinets are available for €389 and sets of replacement doors for €199.

Most products shown are the Full Cabinet, but a plasma tv stand, a wardrobe cabinet and other pieces are available.





Handles and hinges included. The hinge is adjustable in height, depth and width. This furniture must be secured to the wall with the enclosed anti-topple device. For increased stability, re-tighten the screws about two weeks after assembly. Different wall materials require different types of fasteners. Use fasteners suitable for the walls in your home (not included).

After you have bought Hollo you can change the design by simply purchasing and replacing only the four front doors. This sustainable option lets you renew the interior of your home in just a few minutes.

all images courtesy of Hollo

Hollo

10 Pieces Of Perfectly Patriotic Furniture For The Fourth of July.




Most American flag related home furnishings are either very country or cutesy in style. But here's a selection of nicely made, well designed furniture with the Stars and Stripes motif from various designers and companies, all of which are available for purchase.


Andrew Martin's Armstong leather distressed sofa with old American flag:

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Jonathan Adler's American Flag needlepoint stool:

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American Flag printed on a distressed leather pillow from Antek's:

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Buttoned (tufted) American Flag Pouffe or Coffee table from Athol Whitmore:

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American Flag Futon Sofabed by Gold Sparrow:

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Sitting Bull's Star and Stripes Bean Bag chair:

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Leather stars and stripes Ottoman by Champlain Leather:

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Baroque Louis XV "American Flag" Chair from The Royal Art Palace:

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American Flag Mid Century Console from the Jeremiah Collection:

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And lastly, one for the dogs. The Jefferson American Flag Pet Beds from Brookstone:

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Happy Fourth of July!

Award-Winning Modern Bed Is Easy To Assemble And Easy On The Eyes.




The Tiefschlaf and the Tiefschlaf II designed by Linda Altmann and Oliver Krapf for STADTNOMADEN is a modern, easy to assemble, elegant looking bed available in two styles, three finishes and with adjustable stainless steel feet.

The Tiefschlaf:




The Tiefschlaf II:




In case you didn't notice, the difference between the two is that the Tiefschlaf II has a built-in headboard. An additional backrest in white or walnut that attaches to the Tiefschlaf is also available.



Assembly:
The low profile bed consists of six shaped wood modules that are easily fastened together to build the slatted frame. The unobtrusive shape of the modules combine bed sides and the slatted frame in a smart, sleek way and the bed allows the use of any mattress.





The beautifully designed Tiefschlaf II was an award winner in the 2013 Interior Innovation Awards. Both the Tiefschlaf and Tiefschlaf II come in Ash, Walnut or White.

Optional Backrest for the Tiefschlaf (shown in walnut):



The optional backrest fits on any side of the bed. The mounting of the wooden shell can be adjusted in height between 4,5 cm according to the used mattress. The back rest comes without or with a cushion.

Backrest Measurements:
L 140 x H 56 x D 15 cm (with cushion D 22 cm)
Additional space to bed side +11,5 cm

Bed frame Measurements:
Frame L 200 x W 140 x H 16 / 42 cm, (Height without mattress)
Drop down height between edge of the bed and lie down area is 9 cm.
For mattresses L 200 x W 140 cm (not included)

Materials:
Surface: Beech Plywood (Ash,) Wooden veneer (Walnut), varnished and White
Core: Beech shaped plywood
Legs: Aluminium

Designers:

above: Linda Altmann und Oliver Krapf


Shop for the beds here at Stadtnomaden

Good Vibrations and F* The Classics! Distorted Furniture by Studio Laviani.




There's been a lot of press about the forthcoming Good Vibrations furniture designs from Ferruccio Laviani for Italian furniture company Fratelli Boffi's F* The Classics! Collection. The new pieces previewed at Salon del Mobile this past April and has had the design world buzzing since.



The New York Times interviewed him about the forthcoming pieces and computer renderings are making the rounds on the internet. Referred to as "Glitch" furniture by i09, HuffPo and Buzzfeed, the pieces look distorted (as if an old VHS tape were paused), but are actually carved into the wood with computer-controlled milling technology.

The following two images are computer generated renderings of pieces from the collection:



And one of the actual produced pieces from the collection:



The pieces remind me of an earlier piece he created for Emmemobili called Evolution in which the ornate chest (below) seems to morph into a pixelated credenza:





As I mentioned earlier, Good Vibrations is part of an earlier collection designed for Fratelli Boffi by Laviani with the name F* The Classics! The collection combines the look of antique furniture with modern elements. Classic and ornate forms with Italian and Asian flavor becomes deformed or distorted with with modern geometric shapes and accents of color.

Below are several pieces Laviani has designed for F* The Classics!











The designer, Ferruccio Laviani:


I look forward to seeing more pieces of the Good Vibrations furniture and will share them with you once they are available.

Studio Laviani
Fratelli Boffi

Another artist who has toyed with computer distortions of furniture is Sebastian Brajkovic:

Check out his Lathe collection here