Tendence 2010: Show Overview

This is a multi-part series documenting the Tendence 2010 show in Frankfurt, Germany. Read all Tendence 2010 posts here .

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Tendence 2010: Show Overview

Kettle by Estelle Sauvage

This kettle, designed by ECAL design student Estelle Sauvage, uses the heat from a 100-watt light bulb to heat its contents. From the designer: This kettle works with the heat of an incandescent light bulb 100W, which the sale is forbidden since September, 2009 (in France) and which see ending their production and their existence within homes. So the revolutionary object finished its life sadly, demonized by the ecology. This project just tries to pay a kind of tribute, staging the bulb, and its death. The kettle becomes out of order, its status of useful object crosses in a fraction of second, an object of memory, a “former” object.

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Kettle by Estelle Sauvage

Bookshelf = entry way furniture (Road trip)

Materials: IKEA bookshelf, jeans, acrylic paints, nails, decoupage cards, old rack, yarn, glue, finish Description: This is most favorite piece of furniture in my apartment. I spent over two months to transform ordinary used IKEA bookshelf to a funny entry furniture. I named it “Road trip”.

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Open Stool by TOUCH

The newest piece from TOUCH is a stool called Open , a visionary, multifunctional stool designed in Portugal and manufactured local to TOUCH in Los Angeles. On the Open stool, TOUCH worked with designers Cláudio Cardoso and Telma Verissimo of Studio Verissimo. Open is carefully and attentively assembled at a small woodshop in Los Angeles

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Doors by Chris Ruhe

Chris Ruhe has created storage cabinets from old doors and cabinets giving them a new life as one big cabinet. He also created a bookshelf using old ladders. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | 2 comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Doors by Chris Ruhe

Dedo Message Board by Gonçalo Campos

Dedo is a furry message board by Gonçalo Campos on which you can draw your message or a picture by simply dragging your finger in the opposite direction of the (artificial) fur growth. Doubling as a decorative piece, Dedo offers a fun new way to communicate in an artistic way. Dedo is available for purchase from Gonçalo Campos’ website or from Arcademi . © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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Walnut Finish Contemporary Counter Height Table w/Built-in Glass

Walnut Finish Contemporary Counter Height Table


Features:

  • Modern Dinette
  • Selecy hardwood construction with walnut wooden veneers.
  • 24″ black tempered glass lazy susan
  • Storage base
  • Cream vinyl leather padded seats with wood top backs
  • Counter height chairs
  • Chairs are also available with hole back

Dimensions:

  • Counter height table: 52″L x 52″W x 36″H
  • Counter height chair: 21″L x 20″W x 39″H x 16″Seat Depth x 24″Seat Height

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BOOKFOR Armchair by Luca Gnizio

Luca Gnizio is an industrial designer from Milan who firmly believes that the life of discarded products can be further extended by transforming them into beautiful and useful articles. Luca’s BOOKFOR Armchair is constructed entirely from recycled materials including iron bars recovered from reinforced concrete, rubber tips from old walking sticks, and clothing, plastic material and paper remnants. Photos by Serena Riccardi. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook

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BOOKFOR Armchair by Luca Gnizio

The Col-Letto Bed

Tuck yourself in the cozy Col-Letto Bed and then unroll yourself out in the morning. Normal sleepy-time terminology takes a different connotation with the Col-Letto Bed. The soft foam frame of the Col-Letto Bed folds up to tuck you in to a quiet and comfy sleep, or it unrolls and attaches to velcro to bring in open air, light and noise.

Designed by Nusa Jelenec for Italian furniture manufacturer Lago, the Col-Letto Bed is inspired by the collar of a turtleneck. The two-toned bed frame is available in a variety of colors to suit your bedroom decor. Matching nightstands that roll down or stay straight up are also available from Lago.

What do you think? Would you enjoy sleeping in the Col-Letto Bed?

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Tan Microfiber Contemporary Sofa Bed Convertible

Tan Microfiber Contemporary Sofa Bed Convertible


Features:

  • Modern couch bed
  • High density seating foam
  • Tan microfiber upholstery
  • Tufted stitching details

Dimensions:

  • 4790 Elegant Lounger: 71″ x 34″ x 32.5″H

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Tan Microfiber Contemporary Sofa Bed Convertible