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Wexler’s BBQ Restaurant by Aidlin Darling Design Bridging the gap between the historic facade and the new interior space within, Aidlin Darling Design designed Wexler’s barbeque restaurant with an incredible undulating ceiling that is evocative of both charred wood and a plume of smoke. Created out of laser cut MDF and painted black, this ceiling installation billows through a refined palette of zinc and rift-sawn oak before emerging as the restaurant’s entry canopy. site: Aidlin Darling Design Wexler’s BBQ Restaurant by Aidlin Darling Design Bridging the gap between the historic facade and the new interior space within, Aidlin Darling Design designed Wexler’s barbeque restaurant with an incredible undulating ceiling that is evocative of both charred wood and a plume of smoke. Created out of laser cut MDF and painted black, this ceiling installation billows through a refined palette of zinc and rift-sawn oak before emerging as the restaurant’s entry canopy. site: Aidlin Darling Design Wexler’s BBQ Restaurant by Aidlin Darling Design Bridging the gap between the historic facade and the new interior space within, Aidlin Darling Design designed Wexler’s barbeque restaurant with an incredible undulating ceiling that is evocative of both charred wood and a plume of smoke. Created out of laser cut MDF and painted black, this ceiling installation billows through a refined palette of zinc and rift-sawn oak before emerging as the restaurant’s entry canopy. site: Aidlin Darling Design Wexler’s BBQ Restaurant by Aidlin Darling Design Bridging the gap between the historic facade and the new interior space within, Aidlin Darling Design designed Wexler’s barbeque restaurant with an incredible undulating ceiling that is evocative of both charred wood and a plume of smoke. Created out of laser cut MDF and painted black, this ceiling installation billows through a refined palette of zinc and rift-sawn oak before emerging as the restaurant’s entry canopy. site: Aidlin Darling Design Wexler’s BBQ Restaurant by Aidlin Darling Design Bridging the gap between the historic facade and the new interior space within, Aidlin Darling Design designed Wexler’s barbeque restaurant with an incredible undulating ceiling that is evocative of both charred wood and a plume of smoke. Created out of laser cut MDF and painted black, this ceiling installation billows through a refined palette of zinc and rift-sawn oak before emerging as the restaurant’s entry canopy. site: Aidlin Darling Design
Stitching Concrete Stools by Florian Schmid Using the new material Concrete Canvas, the Stitching Concrete stools combine the softness of cloth with the stability of concrete. Once brought in the final shape, water is added to the material and it hardens within 24 hours. These stools are waterproof, fireproof, and resistant against UV rays. site: Florian Schmid Stitching Concrete Stools by Florian Schmid Using the new material Concrete Canvas, the Stitching Concrete stools combine the softness of cloth with the stability of concrete. Once brought in the final shape, water is added to the material and it hardens within 24 hours. These stools are waterproof, fireproof, and resistant against UV rays. site: Florian Schmid Stitching Concrete Stools by Florian Schmid Using the new material Concrete Canvas, the Stitching Concrete stools combine the softness of cloth with the stability of concrete. Once brought in the final shape, water is added to the material and it hardens within 24 hours. These stools are waterproof, fireproof, and resistant against UV rays. site: Florian Schmid Stitching Concrete Stools by Florian Schmid Using the new material Concrete Canvas, the Stitching Concrete stools combine the softness of cloth with the stability of concrete. Once brought in the final shape, water is added to the material and it hardens within 24 hours. These stools are waterproof, fireproof, and resistant against UV rays. site: Florian Schmid Stitching Concrete Stools by Florian Schmid Using the new material Concrete Canvas, the Stitching Concrete stools combine the softness of cloth with the stability of concrete. Once brought in the final shape, water is added to the material and it hardens within 24 hours. These stools are waterproof, fireproof, and resistant against UV rays. site: Florian Schmid
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 Leather Butterfly Pulls by Emanuela Frattini Magnusson for Spinneybeck Designed by noted architect Emanuela Frattini Magnusson, the Butterfly Pulls are constructed of 100% vegetable tanned, full grain, aniline dyed leather. These pulls are easily installed and are further complimented with elegant stainless steel hardware site: Spinneybeck
Mrs Buffy Lounge Chair by Paolo Martinig for laCividina With its unique backward cant and arc-shaped head rest, the Mrs. Buffy chair, designed by Paolo Martinig, is the ideal armchair for ‘creating community’ within large areas. site: laCividina
Red Wing Shoes Store by Baan, Van Lingen, Jaworski & Roeland Antique display cases and vintage workman’s tools set the stage for the new Red Wing Shoes store in the historic “9 Streets” district of Amsterdam. A collaboration between a group of exceptional designers, this store’s design pays homage to the rich history of the original brand that was launched by Charles Beckman in 1905. Everything between these walls is a reflection of Beckman’s belief in America’s great promise - If one worked hard enough, one could achieve anything. A belief so strong, it created an American icon in footwear. design: Joachim Baan, Kenneth Jaworski and Roeland Interieurbouw Red Wing Shoes Store by Baan, Van Lingen, Jaworski & Roeland Antique display cases and vintage workman’s tools set the stage for the new Red Wing Shoes store in the historic “9 Streets” district of Amsterdam. A collaboration between a group of exceptional designers, this store’s design pays homage to the rich history of the original brand that was launched by Charles Beckman in 1905. Everything between these walls is a reflection of Beckman’s belief in America’s great promise - If one worked hard enough, one could achieve anything. A belief so strong, it created an American icon in footwear. design: Joachim Baan, Kenneth Jaworski and Roeland Interieurbouw Red Wing Shoes Store by Baan, Van Lingen, Jaworski & Roeland Antique display cases and vintage workman’s tools set the stage for the new Red Wing Shoes store in the historic “9 Streets” district of Amsterdam. A collaboration between a group of exceptional designers, this store’s design pays homage to the rich history of the original brand that was launched by Charles Beckman in 1905. Everything between these walls is a reflection of Beckman’s belief in America’s great promise - If one worked hard enough, one could achieve anything. A belief so strong, it created an American icon in footwear. design: Joachim Baan, Kenneth Jaworski and Roeland Interieurbouw Red Wing Shoes Store by Baan, Van Lingen, Jaworski & Roeland Antique display cases and vintage workman’s tools set the stage for the new Red Wing Shoes store in the historic “9 Streets” district of Amsterdam. A collaboration between a group of exceptional designers, this store’s design pays homage to the rich history of the original brand that was launched by Charles Beckman in 1905. Everything between these walls is a reflection of Beckman’s belief in America’s great promise - If one worked hard enough, one could achieve anything. A belief so strong, it created an American icon in footwear. design: Joachim Baan, Kenneth Jaworski and Roeland Interieurbouw
Corian Illumination Series by Dupont With the combination of light and the unique thermoformable properties of DuPont Corian solid surface - the Illumination Series transforms light into a tangible element that can be shaped and molded within architectural environments. site: Dupont