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Scene at 100% Design 2010

Posted on September 2nd, 2010 by Mark

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Scene show their entire collection of designs together with two new product launches.
The show will feature Scene’s latest products, ‘Time shelves’ and ‘Doris nesting tables’ along with their new look, kid’s height measuring coat hooks, ‘Hook Ups’ which will be available to buy from September. Scene will also be launching their ‘Drop candle holders’ along with a new lighting product.
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iPad Retro TV by Jonas Damon

Posted on September 2nd, 2010 by Mark

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Frog Design’s Creative Director Jonas Damon conceptualized an updated version of traditional 1970-80’s television sets by employing the latest Apple technology, the iPad. Considering the iPad is only a half-inch thick, Damon’s concept honors where we’ve come from, and stuns with where we’re headed. Via:[Designmilk]
Website:jonasdamon.blogspot.com/

TEEbooks by Mauro Canfori

Posted on September 1st, 2010 by Mark

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TEEbooks is a new wall system that becomes invisible when books and other items are placed on it.

From the designer:
Tee, in the words of a golfer is the T-shaped support that is stuck into the ground on which the ball is placed to get started on golfing. It is driven into the ground to make it almost invisible. It is of a fundamental importance, but only as a support “to serve the ball.” I designed TEEbooks following the same principle, a shelf meant to enhance books, DVDs or CDs, in a simple and discreet spirit. When books are placed on the shelf, it becomes invisible and attention is only focused on “our friends”, the books, DVDs and CDs. Those latter design the wall. TEEbooks, the discreet and invisible item. To the flashy design, I prefer the quiet, plain, sober and discreet one. To the “sensational” (and often useless) item, I prefer the simple and useful object, dedicated to an action, or as in my case, to another object.

Website:www.teebooks.com/

The 1580 Table Series from Thonet Designed by Claudio Bellini

Posted on September 1st, 2010 by Mark

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Italian designer Claudio Bellini has developed an elegant, solid wood table series for Thonet, which was introduced at the Milan furniture fair 2010.

The 1580 series is characterised by a lightweight, elegant appearance, thanks to the softly curved edges of the tabletops, which are set flush to the frame. The delicate, slightly convex legs lend these contemporary tables a unique look.
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Recycled Rubber Sink from Minarc

Posted on August 31st, 2010 by Mark

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Minarc, a California-based architecture firm, has developed a remarkable sink made out of recycled rubber sourced from used tires. Named “RUBBiSH,” the smoothly molded appliance gives a useful and elegant new life to the waste material. Via:[PSFK]
Website:www.minarc.com/

Assemblyroom

Posted on August 31st, 2010 by Mark

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Assemblyroom the award winning Interior Designers have branched out into Furniture producing products with a strong emphasis on British design, sustainability and craftsmanship. Featuring Arm Chairs, Stacking Chairs, Sofa’s and even a Coffee Table .
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Bambi Frame and Flat Pack Dress-Code Fukutoshi UENO

Posted on August 31st, 2010 by Mark

Bambi Frame

Bambi Frame is a frame hanger, on which people can drape their clothes at the end of the day. But it can also be viewed as an art object in the living space.
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FEATURE-FOCUSSED part 2

Posted on August 31st, 2010 by Mark

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As the Creative Directors for 100% Design, we have for the second year opened the doors to inspiring features and installations that will populate the central boulevard. Here is something to whet the appetite, a few features we look forward to seeing next month.
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