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Das Haus at imm cologne 2020: living in air and light
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
In the 2020 edition of Das Haus, some of the furnishings become part of the architecture – like a masonry bench that grows out of the whitewashed walls or a gangway that draws the gaze into the distance.
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Constantin Meyer; Koelnmesse
Das Haus at imm cologne 2020: living in air and light
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Round forms, an empty centre and covered outdoor spaces: A set of three glass side tables by the name of Aspa (Pulpo) also plays with transparency.
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Constantin Meyer; Koelnmesse
Das Haus at imm cologne 2020: living in air and light
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
As the guest of honour that imm cologne has invited to create its 2020 installation for the Das Haus series, Spanish design team MUT Design is presenting a visionary interior concept that explores the removal of boundaries between interior spaces and their opening up to nature – exclusively furnished for a life of both/and instead of either/or.
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Constantin Meyer; Koelnmesse
Das Haus at imm cologne 2020: living in air and light
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Das Haus 2020 is reminiscent of a classical pavilion: formed from the combination of a circle and a square, styled with minimalist furnishings, open on all sides. It’s an example of ideal architecture, perfect for a house nestled within the Albufera. The colours of this breathtaking lagoon landscape were an inspiration for Alberto Sánchez and Eduardo Villalón – who founded MUT Design ten years ago – in their selection of materials and harmonious colour schemes for their vision of home living for imm cologne 2020.
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Constantin Meyer; Koelnmesse
Das Haus at imm cologne 2020: living in air and light
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Modern architecture not only seeks to create flowing transitions between indoors and outdoors; it designs fluid, multifunctional spaces in which furniture can assume highly diverse possibilities for use and form zones. This “loft” concept ensures expansiveness even on a small scale. A contemporary living space must be open to individual and changing functions.
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Constantin Meyer; Koelnmesse
Das Haus at imm cologne 2020: living in air and light
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
High-quality tables, chairs, pouffes and rugs – all suitable for outdoor use – occupy the four spaces that open concavely outwards: an outdoor cooking station serves as the barbecue-ready kitchen.
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Constantin Meyer; Koelnmesse
Das Haus at imm cologne 2020: living in air and light
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
The Bow ceramic wall tiles (Harmony) have also been created for Das Haus and mediate between the architecture and interior: inspired by the typical structures and roofing seen in Spanish towns, they evoke classic roof tiles but are concave rather than convex, giving interior walls and facades an expansive, modern but nevertheless familiar look.
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Constantin Meyer; Koelnmesse
Das Haus at imm cologne 2020: living in air and light
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Das Haus 2020 is reminiscent of a classical pavilion: formed from the combination of a circle and a square, styled with minimalist furnishings, open on all sides. It’s an example of ideal architecture, perfect for a house nestled within the Albufera. The colours of this breathtaking lagoon landscape were an inspiration for Alberto Sánchez and Eduardo Villalón – who founded MUT Design ten years ago – in their selection of materials and harmonious colour schemes for their vision of home living for imm cologne 2020.
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Roland Breitschuh; Koelnmesse
Das Haus at imm cologne 2020: living in air and light
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
“Das Haus 2020” by MUT Design: in their version of the design event highlight at the international furniture and interiors fair imm cologne, the young Spanish design team headed by Alberto Sánchez and Eduardo Villalón are focusing on the transition between indoors and outside.
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Roland Breitschuh; Koelnmesse
Das Haus at imm cologne 2020: living in air and light
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
“We’ve taken the concept of sharing and being together that moments like that embody and transferred it to Das Haus,” says MUT Design.
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Roland Breitschuh; Koelnmesse
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Art Souterrain Festival back for a 12th Edition
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Art Souterrain Festival back for a 12th Edition
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Art Souterrain Festival back for a 12th Edition
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Art Souterrain Festival back for a 12th Edition
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Olivier Ratsi
Art Souterrain Festival back for a 12th Edition
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Ruben Martin de Lucas
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Pure Talents Contest 2020: 20 ideas for the lifestyles of tomorrow
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Levi by Marie Kurstjens and Iva Coskun Levi: the worktable reimagined. The centrepiece of the design is the joint. The continuous range of adjustments at any angle enables the universal use of very different tabletop sizes and shapes. Levi is mobile, lightweight, intuitive, and can be assembled and disassembled without tools. Folded flat, the X-base is a space-saving design for easy stowing and, flat-packed, keeps storage and transport costs down.
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Marie Kurstjens, Iva Coskun; Koelnmesse
Pure Talents Contest 2020: 20 ideas for the lifestyles of tomorrow
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
JoJo by Sofia Souidi JoJo is a lamp that is wound up by a string and emits a bright, warm light. Within a short period of time, the light becomes dimmer before it goes out. The idea for the project is that the change in light can create a sense of time. The playful interaction of the pulling to turn the light on is reminiscent of a yo-yo, or “Jo-Jo” in German, and gives the lamp its name and its shape.
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Sofia Souidi; Koelnmesse
Pure Talents Contest 2020: 20 ideas for the lifestyles of tomorrow
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
PIPE-LINE by Peter Otto VosdingPIPE-LINE is an extending table whose mechanism serves as the central design feature. Two pipes flow into each other akin to a telescopic rod and function simultaneously as the extending mechanism and frame. The visible screws in the sides and the demonstrative display of all the functional parts make PIPE-LINE a unique extending table. The colouring indicates the table’s function and highlights the parts to be moved.
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Peter Otto Vosding; Koelnmesse
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