New Basics

Our interior is continuously changing. Where people previously invested in full interiors that could last for years and that were durable and timeless, we see nowadays that people regularly adapt their style and therefore also their interior.

Trough the shifts in the retail and hospitality sectors we also see more temporary ‘pop up’ concepts emerge and we rely on basic materials more often to create our interior with. This material relatively tend to be less expensive, it has a more natural look or it’s just less common in the field of decorative application and gives your interior therefore/thereby more personality.

Chipboard

Paris family house (Paris 10) – Atelier Premier Étage

 

Pocket Galerie – Atelier Premier Étage

 

Stories by the water

Matz Engdahl – Funt

 

Sophie Hardy – Breaking Surface

 

Jonatan Appelfeldt – Marbelous

Hemp & Electric cables

Henry&Co – Taaac & Ecoepoque

 

Colored MDF

Bang & Olufsen for Osloform – Serpentine

 

Osloform – Sleep wall clock

 

De intuïtiefabriek / Baars & Bloemhoff – Spatial

 

Daphna Laurens – Prototipi

 

MDF Italia – Minima42 (Units from colored mdf)

 

Bio laminate

Huis Veendam – Biolaminate

Touchable walls

Nowadays, we choose for walls with more statement, both inside and outside.
Trough the use of different shapes, materials, colors, reliëfs and textures, ”ontstaat er een bijzonder decoratief spel element van licht en schaduw”.

Trough this, a typical wall will be transformed into a three-dimensional visual festival. The wall won’t only become important for it’s function, it will also be used as a decorative element for interior and exterior. It provides additional space to show identity and adds tactility in and around the house.

We see, that the issue about tactility, is an important aspect for various architects and designers, not only for the young generation also for the established names.

There is an increase in experimenting with how tactility and texture influence, behavior, needs & perception and the need to add it to a physical environment, what the designer is feeling, reacts as a response to the digitalisation of our society.

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Assemble – Yardhouse                                 Bruce B./ Emmy B. –  Stuttgart, Germany

Buro Belen – Thomaskerk

Pauline Gorelov – Hyperstructure

Luffalab – Indigo

Zilenzio – Fazett                                                            Culdesac – Urbatek

            Giles Miller – Hemsworth leather                                   Kowa collection – Ichimatsu

Pia Jensen – The infinity of a room

 

Forbo – Bulletin Board Collection