stone designs (7 articles)
stone designs mimics flower petals in skandiform chair
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the petals chairs are presented at the stockholm furniture fair 2015, where their form is based on flowers.
the petals chairs are presented at the stockholm furniture fair 2015, where their form is based on flowers.
scout lamp by stone designs reinterprets the enamel cup
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the hanging fixture gives light to an adaptation of camping cups used historically by scouting groups.
the hanging fixture gives light to an adaptation of camping cups used historically by scouting groups.
stone designs creates warm respite in grandvalira mountain restaurants
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the project reinterprets local values and habits to enhance the comforting atmosphere of an alpine cabin, as pine wood and wool upholstery is contrasted with robust furniture »
the project reinterprets local values and habits to enhance the comforting atmosphere of an alpine cabin, as pine wood and wool upholstery is contrasted with robust furniture pieces.
stone designs accentuates walls with ginkgo acoustic panels
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the panels are constructed as a round, modular shape that is based on the traditional japanese gingko tree.
the panels are constructed as a round, modular shape that is based on the traditional japanese gingko tree.
stone designs: guerrilla for rs barcelona
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box and drawer in wood cross-ply. cushion upholstered in textile hand-sewn to imitate the style of coffee sacks. seen at valencia disseny week 2010
box and drawer in wood cross-ply. cushion upholstered in textile hand-sewn to imitate the style of coffee sacks. seen at valencia disseny week 2010
stone designs: lapiaz restaurant
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following the theme of typical wooden cabins, the interior consists of a painted mural of tree trunks.
following the theme of typical wooden cabins, the interior consists of a painted mural of tree trunks.
stone designs: el portillo cabin
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taking into account the presence of snow, and the fact that it would only operate in the winter, the first idea was that the cabin should form part of the landscape.
taking into account the presence of snow, and the fact that it would only operate in the winter, the first idea was that the cabin should form part of the landscape.
