Nevertheless I have more to post about my trip to Cologne, but I’ll find another opportunity to do it, rather sooner than later. Keep in touch.
Ligne Roset’s stand was really well styled. The space dragged me in. Very slick, quite smart yet inviting.
This French brand was founded in 1860 by Antoine Roset, quite well known for its collaborations with contemporary designers. Check Dezeen to read about the sofa launched by LR designed by Paris designer Inga Sempé.
Very well balanced spot.
I like the idea the surroundings are mirrored on those little niches on the wall. It expresses lots of movement.
The table’s shade is quite Piet Mondrian’s abstract art. Very nice.
They look like windows, don’t they?
For a more conservative style.
3 comments:
The table's structure reflection is very Mondrian, yes it is.
bjs. alex
I love that photo Alex. When I took this shot I could only think about his work... If you're in London and have the opportunity pop in to Tate Modern to see his work displayed at "Van Doesburg & the International Avant-Garde: Constructing a New World".
Let me rephrase what i was trying to say: you can see his work AND Van Doesburg. Sorry if i mislead you :)
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