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the collection was presented in a space inspired by the barcelona pavilion, a building designed in 1929 by mies van der rohe + lily reich.
the aim of le témoin was, as with many of the artist’s works, to adapt a surrealist object to everyday use.
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a transparent panel on the floor of the office furthers the connection to the outdoors.
pashmania Jan 27, 2010 Petra Jan 24, 2010
more commentsImm, I’m from Canada, and I have actually lived for 3 years in a log cabin that we found abandoned by loggers from back in the day, and I’m saying that this is a design that has many many flaws. They write the menu on masking tape so it can be changed regularly? Purely capricious- think chalkboard. Also- what purpose do those ugly carpets serve, suspended in the air. It’s the interior that falls short- not appealing, no relation to a Canadian cabin in the woods- warmth, natural materials, peace- I see none of that.
What a funky paint job! I love it, very well done Stone Designs