Pure Talents Contest at IMM Cologne 2016.
Highlights from IMM Cologne 2015.
Meridiana Chair by Christophe Pillet.
Portable Atelier by Driade & Moleskine designed by Philippe Nigro.“Meridiana” Chair Reissue & Portable Atelier Collection from Driade // The famous “Meridiana” chair from Driade collection, designed by Christophe Pillet in 2003 has been reissued in two new variations – all black and all white. Driade also joined forces with Moleskine and french designer Philippe Nigro to create a dynamic and modular ‘Portable Atelier’. Essentially a moveable office, each of the brands harnessed their specific expertise to form a smart, simplistic and refined collection. What began as a desk design has grown to a collection of fundamental workspace pieces, including a matching adjustable stool, a detachable shelf to slot into the desk and plenty of Moleskine-inspired accessories.
F.A. 33 Mirror by Gio Ponti.
Randaccio Mirror 70 by Gio Ponti.
Multi-Lite Pendant Lamp.
TS Table in new finishes.
Satellite Pendants.New Products from Gubi // Gubi presented a bunch of reissued and new product, but the ones we thought were worth noting are the two re-issued design treasures – the “Multi-Lite” Pendant Lamps by Louis Weisdorf and the “Satellite” Pendant Lamps by Mathieu Mategot. Gubi also showcased the the beautiful Gio Ponti designed mirrors – “Randaccio” and “F.A. 33”. We are also quite partial to the updated finishes of the GamFratesi designed TS Table collection. Yum
Isanka Chair Walter Knoll.
Votteler Chair Walter Knoll.
Fishnet Chair Walter Knoll.
Sadi & Neptun Ozis Collection from left to rught – Burgaz, Rumi & Fisnet.New & Reissued Pieces by Walter Knoll // German luxury brand Walter Knoll released new and re-issued several historical products. Amongst the new products of note is the “Isanka Armhair” from the Isanka Collection designed by EOOS, featuring distinctive in character and superb leather upholstery detailing. On the re-issue front, Walter Knoll brought back to life the “Votteler Chair” Designed in 1956 by Arno Votteler. Votteler Chair speaks of the inspirations of it’s time – Scandinavian objectivity and austerity in the best possible sense. The deliberately angular volume of the upholstery rests on a delicate tubular steel framework. The chair comes in a high and low back version. In addition to the Votteler, the brand also re-released a collection of chairs designed in the 50’s and 60’s by Turkish designer Sadi Ozis, with his son, Neptun Ozis. The chair shapes are consistent with the original design, and have now been updated with luxurious upholstery (original designs were in raw materials such as wire, tin & fishing net).
Woodnotes Collection.
The Big Stripe carpet by Ritva Puotila and Woodnotes design team.
Siro+ Chair & Twiggy Table.New Pieces from Woodnotes // Woodnotes released the Siro+ Chair & Twiggy Table designed by Ilkka Suppanen & Raffaella Mangiarotti. The multipurpose “Siro+” chair can be used as a dining chair, night table or bench. The “Twiggy Table” is a small visually and physically light side table. The structure is a beautiful play of oak sticks, which can be seen under the glass top. The brand also launched the The Big Stripe carpet designed by by Ritva Puotila with Woodnotes design team.
Das Haus by Sebastian Herkner // Since 2012, the IMM Cologne Fair has been featuring the ‘Das Haus – Interiors on Stage Project’ — a special program which invites designers and architects to develop a ‘domestic space’ that explores the possibilities of interior design in a completely uninhibited way. The fifth edition saw Sebastian Herkner transforming one hall of the annual fair with his vision of a home living space. Herkner’s scheme drew on the aspirations of social change, more specifically on the ongoing global issue of refugees fleeing the war in the middle east, and making their way to Europe in order to escape and find a new life amidst the turmoil they are dealing with. ‘The transparency of ‘Das Haus’ is an expression of the necessity of facing changes with more openness,’ says Herkner.
FRAME magazine’s trend pavilion at LivingInteriors // FRAME magazine unveiled a pavilion brimming with wall and floor trends at IMM Cologne’s LivingInteriors. Designed by Amsterdam-based architects i29 and styling company Kamer 465, the pavilion visualised three major trends: ‘Inspired by nature’, ‘Anything, anywhere’ and ‘Smart materials’. - 转载自：Yellowtrace
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