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Ulrike Fellner - Interior Architecture
Ulrike Fellner, Interior, Architecture, Innenarchitektur, Interior design, Furniture, Office, Zurich, Zürich, Bern, Switzerland, Schweiz, International, Residential, Commercial
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Italian born architect Lina Bo Bardi has been merging European modernism and influences of her adopted country Brazil throughout her designs - simple lines, geometric forms and a pop of color. Bardi’s 1950s designed Bowl Chair combines those elements with industrialized fabrication and flexibility in the human interaction. It questions the upright way people were supposed to sit by encouraging free movement and more relaxed postures. Images Borrowed From Studio Pepe & Arper ...

21 November, 2015

Designed by Gerrit Rietveld for Cassina. ...

23 October, 2015

The lightness of iron | A courtyard in the former industrial area of Milan houses the laboratory and home of Antonino Sciortino, an artisan-artist, who has been able to reinterpret the ancient art of ironworking into a modern design language. Born in Sicily, he began to learn the craft at the early age of eight in the familiy's blacksmith's shop. Simultaneously he developed a passion for dance, leading to a successful career as a dancer and choreographer. At the age of forty he made a U-turn and started a new artistic adventure, returning to his roots as a metalsmith. Still connecting with his past, the lightness of dance is expressed in his iron works. This month Elle Decor Italia freatured his light flooded apartment, showing his artistry and sense for harmony and modernity. ...

23 July, 2015

Vintage icons and contemporary design highlights set in a spectacular ex-industrial space // For this years Salone del Mobile Nina Yashar, founder of one of Italy’s most wonderful collectable design galleries, Nilufar, transformed her furniture storage in a giant showroom. The imposing space centers around an atrium, surrounded by three levels of steel balconies. The dramatic structure, designed like an over-proportioned doll’s house, features open interconnected rooms, accessible by steel staircases and framed by enormous velvet curtains. The regularity of the booth like rooms are the perfect backdrop for Yashars eclectic collection of mid-century gems and stunning contemporary design. Each room is curated with a well balanced mix of iconic vintage pieces from Gio Ponti, Angelo Mangiarotti, Gaetano Pesce, Piero Fornasetti, Franco Albini and contemporary design objects by Lindsey Adelman, Michael Anastassiades, Pierre Marie Agin, Michele Balestra, Bethan Laura Wood, Massimiliano Locatelli, India Mahdavi, etc. etc. The depot is prone to become another institution in Milan’s flourishing design world. ...

01 June, 2015