7 keyholes
by Luc d’Hanis & Sofie LachaertOnly one hole grants us access, a reference to the magic number seven.
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Milan 2009 - Readymade bookshelf by NEXT Architects - Chroma key by Minale-Maeda - House of furniture parts by Studio Makkink & Bey
Milan 2009 - House of furniture parts by Studio Makkink & Bey
Milan 2009 - House of furniture parts by Studio Makkink & Bey - Skin by Studio Nacho Carbonell
Milan 2009 - Skin by Studio Nacho Carbonell
Milan 2009
Milan 2009 - Garden
Milan 2009 - 48 hours shop
Milan 2009 - 48 hours shop
Milan 2009
date: April 22nd - 26th 2009
location: Milan
In our presentation in Milan in 2009, Droog introduced ‘House of furniture parts’ by Studio Makkink & Bey, a development of the studio’s Stairhouse in our newly opened New York store. “It is a system that starts from the designer but grows into the culture where it is locally produced, and therefore, it makes me very curious how it will look in five years,” says Jurgen Bey.
Droog also presented new work by FormaFantasma (Andrea Trimarchi & Simone Farresin), Chris Kabel, Studio Nacho Carbonell, Luc d’Hanis & Sofie Lachaert, NL Architects (Michael Schoner), Nadia Pedreschi and NEXT Architects.
location: ag22Droog also presented new work by FormaFantasma (Andrea Trimarchi & Simone Farresin), Chris Kabel, Studio Nacho Carbonell, Luc d’Hanis & Sofie Lachaert, NL Architects (Michael Schoner), Nadia Pedreschi and NEXT Architects.
Via Alserio 22
Milan, 20159, Italy
Online publication at: Designboom.com
Clock inlays
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FormaFantasma - Andrea Trimarchi & Simone FarresinIntruding on the standard production method, FormaFantasma introduces unexpected meaning and craft into a mass produced good. Intricately...... read more
Chroma key
by Minale-MaedaA set of furniture pieces upholstered in blue fabric, Chroma key by Minale-Maeda brings the cinematographic technique of replacing a blue background with a scene of choice into...... read more
House of furniture...
by Studio Makkink & BeyArchitecture, furniture and storage all in one. Studio Makkink & Bey took standard sheets of ply and with CNC cutting, created a miniature house to stand within...... read more
Tool inlays
by FormaFantasma - Andrea Trimarchi & Simone FarresinIntruding on the standard production method, FormaFantasma introduces unexpected meaning and craft into a mass produced good. Intricately...... read more
Seam chair & bench
by Chris KabelA continuation of Chris Kabel’s outcome of Droog’s Dry Tech III project, Seam chair & bench are made of an inexpensive industrial packaging textile that is sewn...... read more
Skin
by Studio Nacho CarbonellThe outermost layer of these pieces can be stretched over the things you keep around you, hiding yet revealing daily messes. With forms and their heights inspired by...... read more
Anamorphosis...
by Luc d’Hanis & Sofie LachaertWhen porcelain platters meet reflective object, the distorted drawings of precious birds on the platter become perfectly reflected on the bottles or...... read more
Boombench
by NL Architects – Michael SchonerAn outcome of Droog’s Urban Play event, NL Architects transformed a regular piece of street furniture into a sound system. This seemingly normal...... read more
Obsession table
by Nadia PedreschiAn outcome of Droog’s IM Masters at the Design Academy Eindhoven, Obsession table by Nadia Pedreschi is a manifestation of peoples’ desire to create a sense of...... read more
Ready made bookshelf
by NEXT ArchitectsA prototype in progress since 2003, Ready made bookshelf by NEXT Architects is released in a limited edition in leather with gold detailing. The bookshelf by NEXT Architects...... read more