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Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Client of the Year

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The Student Hotel

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Client of the Year

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Valextra

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Social Award

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100 FACES OF TAI KWUN, ADO

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Social Award

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SHIN-TOYOSU BRILLIA RUNNING STADIUM, Yukiharu Takematsu + E.P.A

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Sustainability Award

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NIGHTINGALE 1, Breathe Architecture

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Best Use of Craftsmanship 

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3D INTERIOR, DUS architects

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Bar of the Year

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ITAFE, ZHEJIANG Daylab Studio

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Entertainment Venue of the Year

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BFC BONA CINEMA, ONE PLUS PARTNERSHIP LIMITED

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Multi-Brand Store of the Year

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Harbook, Hangzhou, ALBERTO CAIOLA

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Pop-up Store of the Year

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IL MAKIAGE PAVILION, Zaha Hadid Architects

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Set Design of the Year

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PLAY, Alexander Ekman

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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Trade Fair Stand of the Year

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CC-TAPIS STAND, Studio MILO

Announcing the Nominees of the Frame Awards 2019
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House of the Year

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CHAPEL,Craftworks

Pure Talents Contest 2019: 26 Forward-Looking Product Ideas at imm cologne and LivingKitchen
imm cologne 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH

A pink aquarium for your favourite things: the glass presentation case Floating Boxes by Aylene Ruschke creates an exclusive space for collectibles and special trophies. Her reinterpretation of the classic display cabinet comes with a surprising twist: the integrated cubes look as if they’re floating in mid-air.

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Aylene Ruschke; Koelnmesse

Pure Talents Contest 2019: 26 Forward-Looking Product Ideas at imm cologne and LivingKitchen
imm cologne 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH

Self-sufficient: powered only by copper, magnesium and salt, Bastian Thürich’s SALT side lamp doesn’t contain any of the rare earth metals or harmful, environmentally damaging acids found in used batteries.Instead, the mobile lamp generates its own energy: when it’s turned the right way up, the saline solution sinks to the bottom and closes the circuit.

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Bastian Thürich; Koelnmesse

Pure Talents Contest 2019: 26 Forward-Looking Product Ideas at imm cologne and LivingKitchen
imm cologne 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH

Need a little reminder? The Conscious Unconsciousness by Michael Varga is a plea for greater awareness when it comes to everyday consumption habits. Here, for instance, a clothes hanger enters into a dialogue with its human user by throwing off clothes that haven’t been worn for a long time.

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Michael Varga; Koelnmesse

Pure Talents Contest 2019: 26 Forward-Looking Product Ideas at imm cologne and LivingKitchen
imm cologne 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH

Light that’s a perfect fit: Gal Bulka’s Axis design is a colourful two-part desk lamp. The angle of incidence is adjusted by means of a playful and totally flexible mechanism: the round base sits in one of three different hollows in a separate element – just like a ball-and-socket joint.

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Gal Bulka; Koelnmesse

Pure Talents Contest 2019: 26 Forward-Looking Product Ideas at imm cologne and LivingKitchen
imm cologne 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH

Pushing paper: with her upcycling-based Paper Tiles, Alice Guidi shows how recycled paper can be combined with porcelain to create sound-insulating wall tiles that absorb and deflect sound waves.

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Alice Guidi; Koelnmesse

Pure Talents Contest 2019: 26 Forward-Looking Product Ideas at imm cologne and LivingKitchen
imm cologne 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH

Let there be fragrance! Onda by J.P. van der Horst is an interactive textile accessory for the home. Hung on the wall, it looks as decorative as a picture – and uses nanotechnology to purify the air. Thanks to a coating that reacts with daylight, the textile converts polluted air into harmless water-based molecules.

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J.P. van der Horst; Koelnmesse

Pure Talents Contest 2019: 26 Forward-Looking Product Ideas at imm cologne and LivingKitchen
imm cologne 2019, Koelnmesse GmbH

At your service: the low tambour credenza by INDO- (Manan Narang and Urvi Sharma) is a highly original alternative to conventional sideboards. This new interpretation of a popular 19th-century furniture item was inspired by the Ikat weaving technique, in which each warp end is dyed individually or in bundles – a principle the designers transferred to the individual wooden slats of the sliding doors.

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INDO-; Koelnmesse