Sunday, May 2, 2010

Moroso @ Milan Fair 2010.

Moroso is a brand I sit back in admiration. There’s always so much narrative in their furniture.

Their press release ends like this – “Authentic quality and obsessive attention to detail, varied ideas and solutions designed for different ways of inhabiting the spaces of daily life.” How much more accurate can this line be? See it for yourself.



Sushi Collection | Designer Edward Van Vliet

Great line to style a SPA, isn’t it? I can see it facing big windows looking at the sea horizon.

Paper Planes | Designers Nipa Doshi & Jonathan Levien

Very comfy, extremely light, quite architectural. Perfect for Google headquarters, no?

Silver Lake | Patricia Urquiola
Continuous geometries of solids and spaces, with volumes creating multi-faceted shapes. Spaces like waiting rooms or an empty corner in your living room is just about right to have this very comfortable armchair.

Tropicalia | Patricia Urquiola
2008 Collection.

Shadowy | Tord Boontje

Extremely sculptural this outdoor line, it evokes beach furniture in the twenties. It’s just perfect for a discreet restaurant on top of the cliff facing whether sea or a lake.

6 comments:

Unknown said...

Your ideas are fantastic! Love that Sushi collection. Great photos too!

Galit said...

May I say that I'm simply jealous?
Couple of your photos here are pieces I adore and happen to watch only online or on some magazines...

Love what you wrote about the Sushi Collection by Edward Van Vliet.
Great post!!

Unknown said...

Thank You Zhush. I love the collection too. Everything is so beautiful, feminine and cosy. Every time I see a piece of furniture I like I picture somewhere, don't you?

Unknown said...

Thank You Galit. That collection is indeed beautiful. I'm very happy for having the opportunity to go there and see gorgeous design, and of course, sharing is the result of that all. Thanks for popping in. Look forawrd to seeing you here more often ;)

Splendid Willow said...

Love Tord Boontje! He is always ahead of the game! I have his lovely gold flower light fixture sheets. And these chairs are so fun and unexpected. First time I see them. Thank you for sharing, dear!

Mon

Unknown said...

Hello Mon. I know the lamp you mean. Love it too - extremely simple, yet very story telling.
I saw him once in a private view at the V&A when they had the Telling Tales exhibition. Some of his work was featured there. I have one of the most beautiful books about his work too. So inspiring...