Thursday, 28 April 2011

The Æ+Y Phone


Designed by Yves Béhar for Aesir of Copenhagen

With the Æsir phone, I wanted to show an alternative to the sea of smartphones and their deluge of features. In an age when the industry seems to think that phones aren’t for speaking anymore, I wanted to focus on the idea of voice, clarity and simplicity.

Friday, 22 April 2011

Arne Jacobsen Bellevue Light






But isn't that the Arne Jacobsen Bellevue Pertol Station?



&Tradition have bought the Arne Jacobsen Bellevue Light back.
The Bellevue Lamp was Jacobsens's first lighting design in 1029.

The House of The Future needed the light of the future. And for that specific purpose, Arne Jacobsen designed the Bellevue Lamp. The exhibition house became a creative playground, just like the Barcelona Pavillon by Mies Van Der Rohe and the Weissenhof Siedlung by Van Der Rohe and Le Corbusier. Here, Jacobsen could experiment and develop new ideas on light. The House of the Future was circular, broken up by sharp straight lines. Similarly, Jacobsen’s Bellevue Lamp combines rounded and straight shapes. And more than anything, the lamp is simple, functional and flexible. Even as an early work, it bears the unmistakable characteristics of Arne Jacobsen design.

Velorbis Bikes


Velorbis, the Copenhagen based creators of iconic bicycles, launch of the Velorbis Arrow.
The new Arrow fixed wheel gents bike reflects the uncompromising design style, attitude and attention to detail synonymous with all Velorbis bicycles. Speedy, streamlined and slick; the Velorbis Arrow weighs around 12kgs and has a black lugged steel frame, a brown leather sports saddle, brown Brooks leather handle grips, a Sturmey Archer crank set and slim 27mm black tyres. Frame size options include 54cms, 57cms and 61cms.

Since the Velorbis Arrow does not have a rear carrier, Velorbis has also designed a special brown leather messenger bag for extra load capacity.

Thursday, 29 July 2010

Design Letters - For homes with style...




DESIGN LETTERS are for people who love to communicate with flair.

Why not spell I LOVE YOU and send it to someone special? You could turn your bathroom into a funky retreat. There’s hundreds of ways to use DESIGN LETTERS! www.95percentdanish.co.uk

DESIGN LETTERS are designed by the award winning design agency e-Types. www.e-types.com

Friday, 23 July 2010

Jørn Utzon (1918–2008)



Denmark's most widely recognized architect, is remembered for his modernistic Sydney Opera House (1966)

Jørn Utzon had a unique, truly global style. He looked for inspiration in local building traditions or nature, from around the world. From that point onwards, he impresses his stamp of originality on all of his projects. This applied whether it was a building in an Arab desert, a group of houses in a Danish field, or his best know landmark, an opera house on a windswept promontory in Australia

Lamps were of special importance to Jørn Utzon. They were some of his early successful products at a time when there were only a few architectural projects. His most popular design: Utzon Tivoli Lamp was designed at the end of the 40’s.
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