Gallery with sliding door to changing room, photo by diephotodesigner.de
The Berlin based architecture and design practice coordination realised this secret VIP showroom for Nike in central London. With a lot of passion for details Flip Sellin and his team created an exclusive and frisky exhibition space.
Pull-out wardrobes, photo by diephotodesigner.de
Second Floor - Library, photo by diephotodesigner.de
Dynamic seizure on bordering area towards Library, photo by diephotodesigner.de
Entrance with textile panelling and reclaimed floor boards, photo by diephotodesigner.de
Job: Concept, Design, Planning and Execution
Extent: 450 sqm on four levels
Timing: 2008
Design team: Flip Sellin, Tilman Thürmer, Natalie Ziesemer, David Musrie, Dave Bynoe, Martina Zeyen. Marius Bell, Mendel Heit
Embroidery: Louise Riley
Artwork: Jacques et Brigitte
Location: London, UK
Client: Nike Brand Design
Fitting: Ganter Interior
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Camper Store by TAF, photo by Patrik Lindell
The Stockhom based TAF architects realised the new interior for the Camper Store in Malmø in the South of Sweden.
Camper Store by TAF, photo by Patrik Lindell
Camper Store by TAF, photo by Patrik Lindell
The stock for the shop is behind the rubber curtain.
Camper Store by TAF, photo by Patrik Lindell
Camper Store by TAF, photo by Patrik Lindell
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‘Soft Parcel’ by TAF Arkitekter
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Detail of 'Blossom'
It was the 100% Design in London last year when the Japanese architect Ryuji Nakamura sparked my intrest in her work for the first time. Then she presented her impressive chair ‘hechima 4′, a porous and light furniture – visually and physically. It is made of vulcanized fibres which are cut in a reticular and molded in a waved structure.
Her newest project is ‘blossom’ the interior design of a restaurant in Nagano, Japan. Again Ryuji Nakamura presented with a very poetic concept.
'Blossom' by Ryuji Nakamura
Here in the words of the architect:
“I decided to use the light that entered by a window barely. I wanted to make one to pick up the moving light sensitively and amplify it. So I thought I could make the place people did not get tired even if it was the closed space.
The room is painted white. And metallic plates to have shape of flower painted white similarly are past. If the thickness is reduced, the warp by heat is caused because a metallic plate is cut by the laser. I made the warp intentionally by selecting the thickness where a moderate warp was caused. The part that has stuck to the wall and the part away from the wall come by pasting the warping flower to a flat wall. The part that stuck to the wall assimilates with the wall, and the part away from the wall throws a shadow out to the wall and makes the outline come to the surface. The number of flowers is about 12000.”
'hechima 4', presented at the 100% Design London, 2008
The 'insect cage' is made without a joint by rapid prototyping technique
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The new 'Apartamento' issue
“Architecture as a means of personal expression” – this is how the Spanish/Italian founders of ‘Apartamento’ describe the intention of their magazine.
‘Apartamento’ is an interior design magazine, no doubt about that, but in contrast to the usual glossy magazines which tell you what your lifestyle should be and sell you an entire furnishing scheme at the same time, ‘Apartamento’ is pretty much the other way around. It shows how people do live and not how they should live – existing homes of young, both established and emerging, creative people from all over the world – dishevelled, improvised and personally decorated. ‘Apartamento’ is dedicated to all aesthetically hungry readers who are bored with the usual masks and cliques imposed by most magazines in the field. We advise you not to miss issue 3!
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