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WALLPAPER BY CARLA TALOPP
“Aloe”, panoramic wallpaper designed by Carla Talopp. Cactus, succulents and luxuriant vegetation make up this contemporary vegetal fantasy. A fascinating XXL vision.
The bottom of sea as imagined by Carla Talopp plunges us into colored depths, where seaweed dances, corals hypnotize and the blue of the ocean is everywhere. Printed on embossed vinyl recalling the artist’s original canvas.
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Model : ALOE
Designer : CARLA TALOPP
Editor : PIERRE FREY
Period : 2018
Origin : FRANCE
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SIDEBOARD BY CHARLOTTE PERRIAND
The 513 Riflesso Sideboard was designed by Charlotte Perriand for the manufacturer Cassina, a leading producer of Italian luxury furniture with a contemporary aesthetic.
An important figure in the modernist movement of the 1920s and 30s, Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999) collaborated with influential architects, such as Le Corbusier and Erno Goldfinger, as well as creating her own iconic designs, organizing events in promotion of her ideas and travelling widely.
Charlotte Perriand spend a good deal of time in Japan, and there’s an Asian influence to the 513 Riflesso Sideboard , a design which originally dates from 1939. This influence is apparent in its lacquered finish, its sliding doors and multiple cubbyholes, the temple-like overhanging eaves of the sideboard’s top and the rectangular feet which recall geisha clogs.
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Model : RIFLESSO
Designer : CHARLOTTE PERRIAND
Origin : FRENCH
Dimension : H: 87 x L:200 x D: 44 cm / H: 70 x L:200 x D: 44 cm /
Material : PAINTED WOOD & ALUMINIUM
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THE GREAT GATSBY BY PASCALE RISBOUR
Very graphical and architectural shapes with an Art Deco twist.
All the collection is designed by Pascale Risbourg and made in France and Belgium by digital print on « non oven » fabric.
Manufacturing lead time is 8 to 15 working days.
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Model : THE GREAT GATSBY
Designer : PASCALE RISBOURG
Period : 2018
Origin : France and Belgium
Dimension : H:285cm/112.2ins
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WILD ARTICHOKES BY PASCALE RISBOURG
Blooming artichokes and flying exotic birds mingle in blurry superimpositions.
All the collection is designed by Pascale Risbourg and made in France and Belgium by digital print on « non oven » fabric.
Manufacturing lead time is 8 to 15 working days.
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Model : WILD ARTICHOKES
Designer : PASCALE RISBOURG
Period : 2017
Origin : France and Belgium
Dimension : H:285cm/112.2ins
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NEO KUBIST BY PASCALE RISBOURG
Magistral panel with brushstroke effects which offers variations to the colour palette.
All the collection is designed by Pascale Risbourg and made in France and Belgium by digital print on « non oven » fabric.
Manufacturing lead time is 8 to 15 working days.
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Model : NEO KUBIST
Designer : PASCALE RISBOURG
Period : 2017
Origin : France and Belgium
Dimension : H:285cm/112.2ins
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WHITE SPIRIT BY PASCALE RISBOURG
A reimaging of a trompe l’œil fresco with a camaieux of whites.
All the collection is designed by Pascale Risbourg and made in France and Belgium by digital print on « non oven » fabric.
Manufacturing lead time is 8 to 15 working days.
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Model : WHITE SPIRIT
Designer : PASCALE RISBOURG
Period : 2017
Origin : France and Belgium
Dimension : (100×3| A/B/C) H:230cm/110.2ins
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NUT ABOUT NUTS BY JEAN-FRANCOIS D’OR
Nut about nuts is a nuts cracker designed for Maison Vervloet.
A natural oak wooden base and tray receives nuts ready to be broken with the solid brass hand tool. Based on high quality of Maison Vervloet knowhow and finishing.
Artworks you can touch. Over and over again.
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Model : NUT ABOUT NUTS (NUTS CRACKER)
Designer : JEAN-FRANCOIS D’OR
Editor : MAISON VERVLOET
Origin : BELGIUM
Dimension :
Nuts cracker D 68 x H 90 mm
Oak wooden base and tray D 240 x H 75 mm
Material : Satin brass , oak wooden base and tray
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PIETANZA BY VIGNOLI
The baking with blast-fire reduction technique that we use allows us to obtain shimmering colors, iridescent reflexes, so that every piece has unique, often inimitable features. The decorative themes are historical reinterpretations or completely original ones, but always on that path of research that makes this territory so distinct.
A classical inspiration
Faenza, home of the art of ceramics during the late Middle Ages. The ceramists of that time definitely tried to imitate the porcelain and painted ceramics that were coming from Asia and Middle East. During the 16th century, Faenza stood out from the other ceramic production centres, and defined its own style, that sums up the culture of the era, a mix of Byzantine, Roman, Eastern and Islamic elements. From this tradition results our decorative research, that we like to define “Mediterranean”.
The working
From the “calanchi” (badlands), the clay is extracted in lumps, then left outdoor and exposed to rain and cold, that will wash away solid impurities.
After being cleaned from the organic residues and finely chopped, the clay is brought back to its plastic state to be shaped on the lathe.
Then, the potter turns it into vases, bowls and dishes. These items are dried first, to allow for accurate detailing. Then, once the process is complete, it is baked at 960°C.
The resulting object is a porous terracotta, with a light red color due to the presence of iron oxide, suitable to host a glass based coating and matting oxides.
The surface now looks white, and it can be decorated with colours in the shape of extra thin dust, created though metallic oxides.
Finally the vitrification baking takes place, at a temperature of 920°C. Such product is named “maiolica”, renowned all over the world under the name of “faenza” or “faience”.
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Model : PIETANZA
Designer : SAURA & IVANA VIGNOLI
Editor : BOTTEGA VIGNOLI
Period : 2018
Origin : ITALY
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RESEARCH VASE BY VIGNOLI
There is no limit to the possibilities of ceramics, and we are convinced that from any point of view, from creating techniques to material shapes,
there are always going to be new directions to take.
The baking with blast-fire reduction technique that we use allows us to obtain shimmering colors, iridescent reflexes, so that every piece has unique, often inimitable features. The decorative themes are historical reinterpretations or completely original ones, but always on that path of research that makes this territory so distinct.
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Collection : “Research”
Designer : SAURA & IVANA VIGNOLI
Editor : BOTTEGA VIGNOLI
Period : 2018
Origin : ITALY
Dimension : H32 cm x Ø31 cm
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