Hair salon by moomoo architects. Polish studio moomoo architects have introduced mirrored columns, slanted walls and a clothes shop to the interior of this hair salon in Warsaw, Poland.
The reflective columns serve as mirrors for stylists and shoppers, and open up to provide extra storage. The slanted walls have sections removed to create workspaces with integrated sinks and shelves to display hair products. The salon has rails suspended from the ceiling for clothes to hang on and a changing room concealed behind a mauve curtain. Here's some more from the architects: The initial client’s request was to add a retail space to salon area. The salon therefore carries a secondary function - it also serves as an exhibition space for young designer's garments hand picked by a famous Polish designer. A fitting room is concealed behind the curtain wall which visually separates the retail function from the hair dresser's zone. Plenty of waiting space is provided for along the window openings as well as at the entrance. Net-A-Porter by Studiofibre. UK designers Studiofibre have complete the west London headquarters of fashion brand Net-A-Porter.
The project incorporates office, retail and events space, and a photography studio. Studiofibre inserted two mezzanines in the ten metre-high space and a glass meeting room at the entrance. All photographs are by Pantling Studio. Here's some more information from the designers: Fashion doesn’t get much dreamier than this… welcome to the fabulous new world of Net-A-Porter and to the husband and wife duo behind it, Ian and Fiona Livingston, owners of design agency Studiofibre.
Net-A-Porter is the world’s leading luxury fashion ‘etailer’ and currently one of the fastest growing companies in the UK. In moving from Whiteleys to Westfield, the brief was to create not simply an office, but more ‘a progressive working environment’ which formed a hybrid between office, photographic studios, retail and event space. The amazing furniture works of Bae Se-hwa, part 2. Bae Se-hwa's bentwood pieces weren't the only things of his that caught our eye; the Korea-based artist also has another entire body of non-bentwood work.
His Lighting Table series, made of wood and acrylic, blew us away; the furniture appears to be solid wood, until you flip the switch. DC-9 Nacelle Coffee Table Takes Living Room Furniture To New Hei. Fletcher automated Capstan Table. Water Edge Pool / Patio Inspiratons by Manutti: you'd rather be. Patio | June 6, 2010 12:45 PM | 1 Comment I know you'd rather be relaxing now on this cozy patio furniture by Manutti, set on these water edge patios by the water edge pools somewhere in Italy.
We just couldn't hold ourselves from showing these captivating photos presenting many great high-end patio furniture sets by Manutti. We've gathered a few that are taken right on the sea edge which makes them the most dramatic. Well, you can try to build a similar patio and a pool in your backyard ... but beautiful furniture like this you'll need to buy - make it Manutti. Visit Manutti' website for purchasing and look up the dealers list.
Lampe bureau - Concept: As Much As You Need Light. Getting space-saving furniture right: Resource Furniture - Core7. Posted by hipstomp / Rain Noe | 20 May 2010 These days people bandy the term "space-saving" about in hopes it will make their product more attractive to us city dwellers, particularly since there are now more of us than there are rural dwellers.
But much of the supposedly space-saving furniture I've seen merely transforms from one thing to another, often in a very clumsy way; to me those objects do two things poorly rather than one thing well, and their novelty outweighs their functionality. ResourceFurniture. Resource Furniture: Italian-Designed Space Saving Furniture.
Box Office Personal Works Folds Into A Cupboard - The Design blo. Tiny Apartment Transforms into 24 Rooms. Offside Wengè: Convertible Foosball Table Is Also A Dining Table. Vitreous Enamel Poker Table Rotates Its Surface To Become A Dini. F1 Lounge Brings Comfort And Precision Of Sportscar To Your Livi. Metal Lounge Chairs - Futuristic Chair by Heron Parigi. Objects | June 25, 2010 9:40 PM | 1 Comment Metal furniture manufacturer and design house Heron Parigi has created this stylish metal lounge chair, the Luft.
Luft is a steel and aluminum chaise lounge with automatically adjustable backrest and footrest. The precise mechanism allows for easy blocking and releasing of movement in any position. The base structure is composed of large steel leafs making this a sturdy and comfortable chair design. The backrest, the seat and the footrest are aluminum and are upholstered in soft high quality leather. 3rings » Agua Table by Domingos Tótora. July 07, 2010 Domingos Tótora has rooted himself in his community to create sustainable, handmade art that is truly green.
Inspired by the natural landscape of his hometown, Maria de Fe, Brazil, Domingos is celebrating his heritage by creating beautiful vases, bowls, and furniture out of recycled cardboard. His design philosophy relates back to the original principles of sustainability that work with the Earth’s natural cycles. Domingos works have been previously exhibited at Maison & Objet and part of the TOUCH collective. Agua Table. Beginning in 1998, Domingos gathered local artisans together into a cooperative known as Gente de Fibra to join him in the manufacturing of his pieces.
As seen on Contemporist, Domingos Tótora’s latest creation is a glass table that rests on a set of three rocks.