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Totem Plant Pots – for BOLIA

Three pots, three different shapes, but the same diameter at the bottom and top. The series of small graphical flowerpots that can be stacked together to create a totem-like installation with a green plant at the top.

Material
ceramic

Year
2018

Editor
Bolia

Henri – for BOLIA

Displaying plants is one of the most beautiful decoration possibilities. Henry offers arrangements in different sizes and heights using plant pots with a collar-shaped detail. The black iron legs raise the vase from the floor and give the solid design plenty of air and lightness.sting color scheme.

Material
terrazzo, steel

Year
2018

Editor
Bolia

London Storage

The textile furniture series London consists of a wardrobe, a cabinet as well as a bag-like storage object.

Commonly used storage facilities for clothes are mostly made of heavy and thick-walled materials like wood or press board. However, the walls of a storage object only serve as a protectionagainst dust and generally do not need any static features.For this reason the series “London” makes use of textile materials.

By means of a framework made of metal sticks the fabric protect the clothes from dirt to the same extent, but they make the furniture more lightweight and mobile. Additionally the textile material facilitates entirely different applications, both in the construction of the furniture as well as in its surface design.

Material
Organic cotton, canvas,
powermesh, steel

Year
2014

Editor
prototypes made
by Studio Meike Harde

Hybrid Cabinet – for ROCHE BOBOIS

Hybrid Cabinet oscillates between storage object and display case. A finely woven metal mesh from brass or blackened steel unites the properties of cloth and metal, while at the same time being ­transparent. This distinctive material suggests a ­re-thinking of common glass or acrylic cabinets.

The cabinets won the Roche Bobois Design Competition-2015 and are now distributed in a ­special limited edition.

Material
woven steel, powder coated steel

Year
2015

Editor
Roche Bobois

Spectrum Lamp

Light appears to us as white light. But it is more a tangle of all colours, which are imperceptible to us. This lamp allows the light to unfold. By separating the light into a fan of spectral colour, it yields the light’s inherent beauty.

Interferences are physical phenomena known from opalescence stones, shells, feathers or rainbows. Orientated on this optical status Spectrum lamp diffracts white light into a interference pattern.

Material
Floatglass, interference foil, LED

Year
2015

Producer
Free to edition