CN - Architect & Interior Designer
Architect & Design Interior
Atem is a tribute to transparency. The modular structure, essential and geometric in every detail, leaves no room for superfluous. Each material is associated with a compositional element suggested by its features. The steel mesh, almost impalpable, lays bare the nature of the object, creating a veiled playful transparency.
Details
Model : ATEM MODULAR SOFA
Designer : MARCO LAVIT NICORA
Dimension : 315 x 86 x 80cm
Price Request
Who better than Luis Mariano to embody a leisurely, carefree – and Basque – way of life. The Mariano Daybed is an invitation to relaxation. The light, tubular structure draws the focus to the solid walnut frame. The traditional webbing under the cushion and the down ticking in both the cushion and bolster provide exceptional comfort.
Details
Model : THE MARIANO DAYBED
Designer : STUDIO AC/AL
Editor : VERSANT EDITION
Period : 2017
Origin : FRANCE
Dimension : 230x80x43cm
Price Request
Details
Model : DUO SEAT
Designer : MULLER VAN SEVEREN
Period : 2017
Origin : BELGIUM
Dimension : L 182 cm - H 61vm - W 6cm
Price Request
Details
Model : ROCKING CHAIR
Designer : MULLER VAN SEVEREN
Period : 2017
Origin : BELGIUM
Dimension : L 82 cm - H 65Cm - W 60cm
Price Request
Kaspar Hamacher’s Bench
Bench
Taking nature as his basis, Kaspar Hamacher (1981), Eupen, (BE) is focused resolutely on physical rather than conceptual design. As he says himself, he feels more craftsman than designer The things he can do with wood appeal to the imagination: whether it is a tree stump or a piece of leather, the key is authenticity in every step of his design process. Hamacher’s working method always results in a unique, personal piece. A piece of design with a deeper meaning; with a soul.
Details
Model : BENCH
Designer : KASPAR HAMACHER
Editor : KASPAR HAMACHER
Period : 2017
Origin : BELGIUM
Price Request
Finn Juhl experienced an international breakthrough in the USA during the early 1950s. He subsequently designed a whole range of furniture with simple metal pipe frames, inspired by the American designers he had come across.
The Table Bench was part of this line and was featured as part of the large-scale exhibition called Design in Scandinavia that travelled across North America, curated by Finn Juhl himself. The exhibition opened in 22 cities between 1954 and 1957 and was attended by approximately 650,000 visitors.
As a result of this exposure and because of its light, elegant and timeless design, the Table Bench has always been a popular piece that has achieved extremely high prices at auctions worldwide.
Onecollection has relaunched the Table Bench in three lengths: 112, 170 and 225 cm; and in walnut, teak, oak, Oregon pine or black linoleum with a burnished steel frame and wooden toes.
The Table Bench comes with or without edges in matte polished brass. Furthermore, the bench is available with a foldable, padded cushion in either fabric or leather.
Details
Model : TABLE BENCH 1953
Designer : FINN JUHL
Editor : FINN JUHL
Period : 1953, RELAUNCHED IN 2012
Origin : DENMARK
Material :
OAK, WALNUT, OREGON PINE OR TEAK VENEER/BLACK LINOLEUM WITH OR WITHOUT BRASS EDGES.
LEGS IN BROWNISHED OR PAINTED STEEL WITH WOODEN FEET.
COLORS IN BLACK, LIGHT BLUE OR ORANGE.
CUSHION FOR BENCH IN FABRIC OR LEATHER.
Dimension :
Small: L 112 x W 45 x H 39cm
Medium: L 170 x W 45 x H 39cm
Large: L 225 x W 45 x H 39cm
Price Request
Dear friends,
I wish you a very happy new year full of projects and surprizes ****
Discover my new selection of contemporary furniture, vintage, art & design over the world set up in the personal house of Louis Herman De Koninck.
This master of rational architecture continues today to animate the place and remains a permanent source of inspiration for me.
Discover the sculptures of Kaspar Hamacher, the wonderful papers of Isabelle de Borchgrave, the huge tags of Denis Meyers, the accessories of Jean-François d’Or, the subtles furnitures of Les frères Bouroullec & Patricia Urquiola, the elegant industrial lighting from Sammode, the Vignoli potteries, the black and beige circles of a ceramics trio by Ettore Sottsass and Studio Dimore, the tables by Catherine François, the carpet of the world by Michel Antoine, the sensational sculptures of Pol Quadens, her heartfelt links with photography are asserted in the hangings of Alain Richard and Reka Nyari works …
KASPAR HAMACHER, MULLER VAN SEVEREN, ZAHA HADID, ISABELLE DE BORCHGRAVE, FINN JUHL, JOANA VASCONCELOS, CHARLOTTE PERRIAND, JEAN-FRANCOIS D’OR, STUDIO DIMORE, EDOUARD JANSSEN, ERWAN & RONAN BOUROULLEC, PATRICIA URQUIOLA, ARIK LEVY, ETTORE SOTTSASS, ALAIN RICHARD
Atem is a tribute to transparency. The modular structure, essential and geometric in every detail, leaves no room for superfluous. Each material is associated with a compositional element suggested by its features. The steel mesh, almost impalpable, lays bare the nature of the object, creating a veiled playful transparency.
Details
Model : ATEM MODULAR SOFA
Designer : MARCO LAVIT NICORA
Dimension : 315 x 86 x 80cm
Price Request
Le designer belge Kaspar Hamacher fait des tables à base de rondins de bois et du feu. Appelé Ausgebrannt (brulé en allemand).
La Nature est son domaine de recherche où le design devient une intervention physique plus que conceptuelle pour transformer un élément naturel (sa matière, sa forme) en un objet fonctionnel. La rudesse et la génuinité de la nature jouent un rôle central dans son travail. Il s’intéresse à la création de produits purs et honnêtes caractérisés par des formes harmonieuses
Taking nature as his basis, Kaspar Hamacher (1981), Eupen, (BE) is focused resolutely on physical rather than conceptual design. As he says himself, he feels more craftsman than designer The things he can do with wood appeal to the imagination: whether it is a tree stump or a piece of leather, the key is authenticity in every step of his design process. Hamacher’s working method always results in a unique, personal piece. A piece of design with a deeper meaning; with a soul.
Details
Price request
Hans Wegner’s Bench
1935 Venus Bench
Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) trained as a cabinet-maker before attending the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts, where he later lectured from 1946 to 1953. From 1938 to 1942, he worked as a furniture designer in Arne Jacobsen and Erik Møller’s architectural practice. In 1943, he set up his own office in Gentofte and collaborated with Børge Mogensen in the design of an apartment shown at the 1946 Cabinetmakers Exhibition in Copenhagen. Throughout his long career, he has designed furniture extensively for Johannes Hansen and Fritz Hansen. The Royal Society of Arts, London, made him an Honorary Royal Designers for Industry in 1959.
The ‘Venus Range’ is an example of Hans Wegner’s early fascination with bent plywood. The range features two ‘shells’ of plywood that are used to create a lean curving back and an effortless cantilevered the seat. Although considered experimental pieces for Hans Wegner, they carry a minimalist poetic touch and a consideration for the human form, two signature aspects of Wegner’s work.
Price request