Showing posts with label black. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black. Show all posts

Monday, 4 May 2015

Trend: Modern Memphis

If you haven't noticed, modern Memphis is back and in a big way.
Geometric lines, marble and clashing patterns: all tell-tale signs of the 80's mega trend founded by Ettore Sottsass.
 
This time around, there seems to be a bit of restraint exercised. The pieces are more refined, sophisticated and understated.
 
Can this trend be translated into bathroom design? Why not.
 




Monday, 20 April 2015

Stand by Norm Architects

 
 
Modernist details of 1920s and ’30s Victorian interiors are reinterpreted in the ‘Stand’ product line by Danish Norm Architects.
The simple, minimalist bathroom and home furnishings were created for Italian company ex.t, and will be released during Milan Design Week 2015.
 





 
 
In line with the soft essentialism characteristic of the studio, the collection visually communicates a sense of spatial calm and restfulness. Geometric forms, neutral colours, and authentic Tuscan production work together to create a distinct character true to influential insights drawn from spare, yet enchanting Danish landscapes.
 
Four products are featured in the line: ‘Stand’ bathtub and washbasin, ‘Hat’ lamps, and ‘Felt’ shelf, all of which were finalized via a strict principle of reduction. The studio reinterpreted excessively decorated furnishings of the early 20th century, stripping them to a point of equitability where nothing more could be added or taken away. ‘Stand’ products are manufactured using living tech® material that superbly compliments black metal components for a holistic sense of lightness.
 
 





 
 
 

Monday, 26 January 2015

Framed shower screens


For many years all the rage in shower screens has been frameless.
But we are now seeing a complete turnaround and we are predicting the next big thing for shower screens will be thick, defining frames.
Whether its a traditional bronze frame or chic minimal black frame, this trend can adapt to any bathroom design. 
What was once made invisible is reappearing as a feature.







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