FEEL, une collection de bases de douche texturées et personnalisables de WETSTYLE : le confort du luxe sous vos pieds
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FEEL, une collection de bases de douche texturées et personnalisables de WETSTYLE : le confort du luxe sous vos pieds
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FEEL, une collection de bases de douche texturées et personnalisables de WETSTYLE : le confort du luxe sous vos pieds
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Base de douche FEEL - Drain arrière
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FEEL, une collection de bases de douche texturées et personnalisables de WETSTYLE : le confort du luxe sous vos pieds
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Mark Wolinsky, président
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Pierre-Luc Dufour
FEEL, une collection de bases de douche texturées et personnalisables de WETSTYLE : le confort du luxe sous vos pieds
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Édouard Bourgault Parisé, directeur création et marketing
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Pierre-Luc Dufour
FEEL, une collection de bases de douche texturées et personnalisables de WETSTYLE : le confort du luxe sous vos pieds
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WETSTYLE Design Lab
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Pierre-Luc Dufour
FEEL, une collection de bases de douche texturées et personnalisables de WETSTYLE : le confort du luxe sous vos pieds
WETSTYLE
WETSTYLE Design Lab
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Pierre-Luc Dufour
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
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
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
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
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Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
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
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
SoftShelf by Peter Otto VosdingSoftShelf is a minimalist shelving system. Upholstered walls with functional stitching details form the frame for shelves, drawers and many other elements. These features make the shelving system a universal product for furnishing the most diverse spaces. It creates an inviting atmosphere while naturally also assuming the function of acoustic elements.
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Peter Otto Vosding; Koelnmesse
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
CLICK by Will CookInspired by his own frustration with being unable to afford high quality designer furniture, Will set out to design a quality product that is accessible to young professionals and students. CLICK is foremost a joinery system. The click-together joint enhances the user experience by eliminating the frustration of furniture assembly, leaving the user to appreciate the function and beauty of the piece.
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Will Cook; Koelnmesse
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Binomio by Giuseppe ArezziBinomio is a hybrid piece, a two-sided object consisting of three simple shelves placed at different heights from the floor. It is multifunctional: it can be used as a desk or as a wardrobe, but can also be a table for dining alone, a bench to take off your shoes, a hanger, a bedside table, a bookshelf, an altar or a prie-dieu, as well as a support for any type of object. Binomio is made of solid, lacquered beech wood.
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Studio Giunta; Giuseppe Arezzi; Koelnmesse
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Stratum Tempus by Daan De WitStratum Tempus is a vase collection based on a self-developed, ecological and material-conscious technique. By laser-cutting sheet material such as 100% recycled acrylic or bamboo into concentric, thin layers, conical and organically shaped objects are created with less material and almost no waste. The spiral shape creates a natural elegance. As a result, they have no facade and are changeable when moving, creating a dynamic experience in space.
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Daan De Wit; Koelnmesse
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Fold by Thalea Schmalenberg and Kasper Friis EgelundInspired by the simple shape of a paper fan, Fold combines the familiar accessory with a contemporary light solution. By unfolding and placing the paper shade into the aluminium stand, the table lamp enhances this pleasant yet playful interaction between subject and object. Fold contrasts paper and metal, traditional craftsmanship and industrial design, hereby finding an aesthetic balance between feminine and masculine connoted materials.
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Thalea Schmalenberg, Kasper Friis Egelund; Koelnmesse
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
According to the Grain by Sho Ota Wooden seats for appreciating the materiality of wood: This project highlights the quality of a wood knot, the character of which is often treated as a defect and neutralised in industrial processing. By chiselling down 12mm from a flat surface and chiselling out the knots, its three-dimensionality and texture are enhanced and its unique materiality becomes palpable to the casual viewer. The surface can now reveal more secrets and help the user imagine what this material once looked like in its natural state.
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Sho Ota; Koelnmesse
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Aspirator by Qing DengUsing yelling to make a seat for reducing negative emotions: People who suppress emotions are prone to mental illness. The Aspirator venting machine is a psychological vacuum cleaner that helps people vent negative emotions. When people are unhappy, shouting or saying something to the Aspirator will make the airbag inflate. In the end, people can create a seat made from their own negative emotions and relax in it to find solutions to their problems.
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Qing Deng; Koelnmesse
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Skilja by Nelita OlssonA flexible wall for a flexible home: The household has gone through big changes over time, and as we move into the future, flexibility might become a greater need. Skilja was created to support this future flexibility. Skilja is a modular wall, and with rods, joints and fabric, you can mount it to facilitate the current needs of your home.
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Nelita Olsson; Koelnmesse
Concours Pure Talents 2020 : 20 idées pour les modes de vie de demain
imm cologne 2020, Koelnmesse GmbH
Uion by Da ZengExplore and create a kind of Oriental style using the universal language of design: The appearance revolves around the shape structure of the letter "U" and suggests the shape of traditional Oriental armchairs, highlighting a sense of rhythm between straight lines and curves. In terms of material technology, the rattan of different thicknesses is made with a hot bending process, and all the unnecessary structural parts of the seat are removed, so that the use of materials is minimised, showcasing a simple and quiet, natural beauty.
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Da Zeng; Koelnmesse
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