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That is surprisingly in the images of the interior design Raiffeisen bank in Zurich, created by the collaboration of two studio, NAU and DGJ. even the overall glance does not seem to to evoke all the environments you would expect to see in a bank, although some details give rise to uncommon interest. For example, the partition walls are designed as curved and perforated in order to create giant images of faces, the faces of historical key figures of the site. Read the rest of this entry »

The advertising agency JWC has ordered its new offices in Paris to the famous designer from Paris Mathieu Lehanneur , which has made ??them in collaboration with the Ana Moussinet architect .
The space set up by the designer is a reinterpretation of the concepts involved , an interpretation of the place of work and ” office “as something professional , but also playful and imaginative , which integrate various levels of perception . Read the rest of this entry »

The Spanish designer Carlos Tiscar designed the modular system of “Altavoz” trying to imitate the shape of the stereo speakers. The peculiarity of the project is in the conformation of the sides and corners of containers, each one of them has interior angles and sides are slightly slanted and visible amplification by creating visual and shadow to form. Read the rest of this entry »

FreeFlow is a modular seating system designed by the Maltese designers Gordon Guillaumier for our national manufacturer Moroso. The system is very fluid and sinuous forms and is designed to furnish and deliver sessions to large design spaces: FreeFlow is suitable for waiting rooms, relaxation areas or dining rooms. Read the rest of this entry »

The Italian designer Luca Nichetto, designed the chair “Robo” for the Swedish company OFFECCT. The object of design is inspired by the video “All Is Full Of Love Icelandic artist Bjork shot in 1999 featuring some robots who take human life forms.
It ’s just modularity at the core of this project and Luca Nichetto says “” I consider particularly thrilling the idea that a robot can become a living being, so I imagined that the same principle could also apply for a chair. The goal was to create a project with a low environmental impact, playing on the composition of its various components, for easy transport in a small box. My fantasy became reality when I transposed the form of a robot “humanized” in a chair, where they are brought out his “arts”. The project could only be called Robo. ” Read the rest of this entry »

Soft lines and rounded to Bea, the new office chair designed by Doriana and Massimiliano Fuksas for Luxy. The session was made with a monocoque and flexible use of push-button controls to adjust seat, lumbar and height of the armrests.
A chair that hides well its technological characteristics, often exalted models of competitors.