smow blog 2014. A pictorial review: October
……and continued over Budapest and on to Berlin – where amongst other delights we partook of the exhibitions Sensing the Future: László Moholy-Nagy, die Medien und die Künste at the Bauhaus Archiv Berlin and Schrill Bizarr Brachial. Das Neue Deutsche Design der 80er Jahre at the Bröhan Museum – and onto Cologne for the Orgatec office furniture trade fair.
Handlebar Table by Jasper Morrison, as seen at Schrill Bizarr Brachial. Das Neue Deutsche Design der 80er Jahre, Bröhan Museum Berlin
Budapest Design Week 2014: Table by AU Workshop
House with a Lamellar Construction, 1931, by Bodo Rasch, as seen at Der entfesselte Blick – Die Brüder Rasch und ihre Impulse für die moderne Architektur, Marta Herford
Dutch Design Week 2014 Leaning Bench by Izabela Bołoz
Budapest Design Week 2014: Biela by András Kerékgyártó
Allstar office chair and Hack table by Konstantin Grcic for Vitra, as seen at Orgatec Cologne 2014
Stool 01 by Daphna Laurens and flower pot with integrated paving stone by Studio Maatwerk , as seen at TAB Studios, Dutch Design Week 2014
Dirk Vander Kooij at Dutch Design Week 2014. In the middle the Melting Pot Table.
Budapest Design Week 2014: Design Without Borders. madeinhungary + meed
Bratislava Design Week 2014: Transmission lights by Studio deFORM
Sensing the Future: László Moholy-Nagy, die Medien und die Künste at Bauhaus Archiv Berlin
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