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WIN Awards dévoile les finalistes dans les catégories « Furniture and Surface & Interior Accessories »
World Interiors News
WIN Awards 2016 - Surface & Interior Accessories Category: STACtile_Concrete, Stone & Wood by STAC Architecture (London, United Kingdom) STAC has developed a modular tile for use as wall cladding in large feature walls, which when installed creates a multitude of patterns and effects simply by STACing, shifting or rotating it. It’s a tactile, contemporary cladding solution that is brought to life through light. STAC wanted the tile to embody pure geometries that when put together could create patterns that were both elegant & timeless. Simple in concept and elegant in execution, STACtile is being mass produced in a single form, but multiple colours and finishes allow it to be arranged in an endless array of patterns & designs. ‘I like the STACtile very much because of its simplicity. From one shape there is a huge variety of patterns that can be arranged along with a mix of colours thus allowing for almost infinite flexibility.’ JM
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WIN Awards dévoile les finalistes dans les catégories « Furniture and Surface & Interior Accessories »
World Interiors News
WIN Awards 2016 - Surface & Interior Accessories Category: Elements Collection by Tania Johnson Design (London, United Kingdom) Recently launched at Decorex, the Elements collection of hand knotted rugs has been over two years in the designing and making. Hand made in Nepal, each rug is translated into wool and silk from Tania’s own photographs of light, shadows and reflections. The six new designs in the collection; Dots, Forest, Rays, Stream, Sunlight and Tide all portray these elements of light and shadow in impressionistic detail. ‘This collection works for me because rugs often receive light and this design plays on that. I’d like to think that you would take a second look and think ‘is that light, or is that pattern’? The sheer quality of the craftsmanship is also highly commendable.’ JT
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