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Brilliant find by Designophy:
Italian brand Coro presents the new outdoor furniture collection BRANCH by Ilaria Marelli, composed by a sunshade, a family of tables and coffee tables, a chair and two armchairs with high or low backrest.
More at http://www.designophy.com/newslog/design-article-1000001443-coro---branch-outdoor-collection.htm
Tartans etc ...replace beige and black on the terrace !
A key trend in furniture and deco is the merging of fashion and design.
Dedon has introduced Dress Code - a totally surprising line inspired by famous fabric patterns: tartans, norwegian winter pullovers, Marseilles fabrics ...AMAZING MOVE! www.Dedon.de!
'This
collection of cantilevered chairs in tubular steel has a transparent
and lightweight structure. Products dedicated to the finest
architectures with the aim of enhancing spaces, both indoors and
outdoors. The linear frame is created from a single 25 mm steel tube.
The transparency of the seat comes from metal mesh made with steel
rods. Available with and without padding.
The A-chair product family numbers a chair, lounge chair and stool.'
Arik Levy for http://www.flora-online.de/
Amusing set of faux grass furniture at http://www.comingb.fr/prod/produit/6876/meridienne-herbe..html
Faux grass but real price : for the sofa it is 990 euros!
An example of what I will showcase on my next newsletter.
Full details on this new design at http://www.dexigner.com/product/news-g17533.html
The special edition on outdoor cooking will cover 50 cool designs.... quite unlike the bulky BBQ back yards have known!
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Thank you for the great response to my first newsletter!
I am now putting together a special edition on outdoor cooking.
It will cover 50 cool designs.... quite unlike the bulky BBQ back yards have known!
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Yet another great design : on Design Boom
' italian designer joe velluto has designed 'space saving vase' for plust collection.
it will be on display as part of the 'plasticism' exhibition at spazio rosanna orlandi
during milan design week 09.
velluto's design poses the question are you a bottle or a vase? in a sarcastic
exchange of roles, 'saving space vase' undertook a pressure process as it came
out of the mould. the concept imitates that of pressing a PET bottle.
PLUST Collection presents a new approach based on manufacturing processes
and innovative finishes derived from the moulding of plastic with changes,
transformation and renewal as core matters.' 
Design Spotter just made a find that totally confirms the point I made in my first newsletter:
the multi functional pot/planter is here to stay !
Full images at http://community.livejournal.com/promdesign/26066.html
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DS say: 'The first collaboration with Serralunga for Aquilialberg begins with Swing-UP, an innovative and versatile flower pot, pouf and side-table.
The
research study of Aquilialberg is expressed in the development of an
innovative stackable pot, where a single module, because of its
controlled geometry, could be stacked, thus evolving in space in a
sinuous and calibrated plastic torsion expanding its dynamism in space,
both vertically and horizontally.
Designer: AquiliAlberg (Italy)
Manufacturer: Serralunga (Italy)
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