6.4.10

New Furniture by Patricia Urquiola at Milan Design Week 2010

Being one of the first fans of Patricia Urquiola and following all her inspiring designs since my first publications in 2005 on this blog, I have been curious to see what new shall we see this year from her at Milan Furniture Fair. Just a week before the most important event of the year in the field of interior design, here they are:
Scriba, is a desk where the supporting element of the writing is characterized by openwork decoration. This component is accompanied by a container door with sliding shelf for computer keyboard. Beautiful! I would like to have it in my home :)
Scriba, Patricia Urquiola for Molteni & C           


A single cupboards Net Box for Molteni & C - an original small system which includes wardrobe and large drawers, and bedside tables, all with doors and shelf trays in lacquered metal mesh which can be combined with the bed Night&Day.
source: Stylepark,
and
Bend sofa for B and B Italia
Being B & B Italia’s 1,000th product, Patricia Urquiola’s sofa naturally recalls the company’s very first sofa – the Coronado by Afra & Tobia Scarpa from 1966.
source: FT.com


2.4.10

Dressed Furniture

Coat bed, Loop bed and Loop armchair by Axil, design Ilaria Marelli
“Coat”, upholstered double bed, design Ilaria Marelli
Inspired by the tailor’s trade and the world of fashion, the “Coat” bed, designed for AXIL by Ilaria Marelli
appears to be dressed in a cape, or perhaps a giant foulard. Precious fabrics wrap the structure to create a
soft and sumptuous silhouette. Especially interesting are the details at the point where the covering is
fastened to the bed.



A stacking storage module with double access by piurra, Seven skirts of Nazaré comes from an old portuguese tradition. Fisher women here still wear seven colourful layers of skirts, as well as wooden clogs and a predominantly black headscarf. It is said that they represent the seven days of the week, the seven colours in the rainbow, the seven waves in a set and many other biblical, mythical and magical attributions which involve the number seven



1.4.10

Trendoffice is listed in “Top 100 Interior Design Blogs”


I am so pleased to let you know that my blog has been included in the list of
Top 100 Interior Design Blogs in an article by Amy Cook from Graphic Design Degrees"!

Thank you, Amy, for estimating what I am doing and properly describing what exactly makes my blog special:
"73. Trendoffice : As the name implies, Trendoffice focuses almost exclusively on new movements, motions, and ideas that crop up in the interior design industry."
Be sure to check this list - it is a great resource for anyone interested or working in the area of interior design!



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