Acheter le meilleur du mobilier industriel Qu'entendez-vous par mobilier industriel? L'âge d'or de ce type de mobilier se situe entre 1880 et 1940. Ce terme recouvre en réalité trois types de pièces. D'une part, les meubles de métier, destinés aux artisans, comme les tables et les lampes d'architecte ou les chaises de dentiste. Pourquoi est-ce le bon moment d'acheter? Parce que ce mobilier commence à être reconnu par les musées, les antiquaires pour son style et la qualité de sa fabrication, et que son prix va continuer de grimper, d'autant que l'offre se fait de plus en plus rare. Quelles sont les grandes signatures de ce style? La plupart de ces meubles n'ont pas de designer identifié. Y a-t-il d'autres modèles accessibles? Effectivement, d'autres pièces historiques commencent à émerger, comme la chaise d'atelier Bienaise (à partir de 400 euros), dont l'architecte et designer Pierre Chareau équipait ses intérieurs dans les années 1930, et les sièges Flambo (autour de 600 euros), que Charlotte Perriand aimait utiliser.
la revue du design Vintage Fashion Blog Vita Interiors Design industriel, mobilier industriel, meuble industriel - Mozi Designklub November 2009 Well, after last week’s wrist-slashingly fun jaunt through the interior landscape of my inner torment, I figured it was time for a more light-hearted post. That seems to be how I roll around these parts: from deep despair, examining and exposing old scars, to silly posts about, say, decomposing bananas. (No, that was never a metaphor.) As November is World Vegan Month – and, perhaps intentionally – also the month in which countless herbivores can expect to be thoroughly traumatized around the Thanksgiving table as a stuffed turkey corpse is carved and consumed before our very eyes, yes, it is time for one of my funny posts. Where others would zig, I zag. I will wear you down with my charm, damn it. Thanksgiving. “So, dolly, you’re still a vegetarian?” I’d nod, keep my eyes downward, maybe smile a little to be nice, imagine that if I stared at my Brussels sprout intently enough that she would move on to something else. “You can’t make an exception just for one day?” “I’m okay.” “Oh? 1. 2.
Online Shop - Galerie Julika Welge at Designersblock London 2010 | verydesignersblock Julika Weldge is presenting her project growing carpet. This carpet consists of single identical parts that can be stuck together variously. The single parts hold together because of their undercutting form. Additional fasteners become unnecessary. He can combine the different parts and playfully stick them together – creating his own carpet. Free online registration Bargehouse Oxo Tower Wharf Bargehouse Street South Bank London SE1 9PH Designersblock London 2010 23rd – 26th September The view from the OXO Tower Bargehouse is owned and managed by Coin Street Community Builders Opening times: Designersblock London 2010 23 – 26 September Thursday 23rd – 10am – 8pm Friday 10am 24th – 6pm Saturday 10am 25th – 7pm Sunday 10am 26th – 6pm www.coinstreet.orgThe London Design Festival
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