Norm Architects decided to take rustic interiors to a new level, with Höst. The secret here was using vintage chopping boards on walls, various furniture types, and yet a very well lit space. Lovely lighting designed by Norm themselves added a nice architectural dimension.
September 12, 2013 was a big day for designers waiting for their entries to make it. For the Best Bar Design, Atrium by Foster + Partners won the category. Furniture used is by Walter Knoll.
It occurred to me that i have posted several times about the Hermes furniture line but haven't actually posted the details of the items in the collection. Known for their architectural spirit in their designs in general whether in their bags or accessories, it is only natural for Hermes to apply the same approach to their furniture. As it is already known, architect Antonio Citterio designed their debut collection and Philippe Nigro worked on the latest one presented last April during Salone Del Mobili. Below are the details as described on the Hermes website.
When I first started this blog, luxury pens and specifically the limited edition ones released by Mont Blanc were among my most popular posts. I particularly loved the one they released for John Lennon, actually it’s still my favorite. And now many pens later, Mont Blanc releases the Albert Einstein limited edition pens.
It isn't strange with all the sophisticated details the past decade was about, that now designers and audience alike are resorting to more minimal yet powerful designs. The Delbôve boutique in Brussels designed by Christophe Remy is no exception.
Delbôve is a high-end cosmetics line recently re-launched by Gina d’Alsembourg. The branding in addition to the interior design was done beautifully. The brand has a long history which made the redesigning project trickier keeping in mind its existing customers and new ones to come.
The Aman Hotel in Venice is considered one of the most prestigious and well designed hotels of the past year. One of the great choices by the designer was to make use of the Maxalto collection from B&B Italia, creating a beautiful contrast to a very classical interior. The transition between the different eras is very seamless, keeping the design timeless. The main furniture pieces were from the Febo line, which is of a very smooth and contemporary design.
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