This week’s links for a lazy Sunday:
– Robert Indiana’s regrets over LOVE.
– How to hang the perfect gallery wall.
– 40 ways to decorate with tan leather.
– Edible rooms – lemon anise poached pears with dark chocolate.
– 50 magazines to buy before you die.
Image: Tine K
Japanse design studio Nendo have collaborated with quartz surface manufacturer Caesarstone to create an installation of ‘table-like’ surfaces clustered together to form a seemingly floating landscape.
Stone garden, which like previous Nendo projects exemplifies a simple, minimalistic beauty, was presented at the Interior Design Show in Toronto last month.
There’s something rather reassuring and endearing about the familiarity of these chairs, based upon hundreds if not thousands of comfortable sittings throughout our lives.
Starting out at school, passing the time in endless doctor’s surgeries and hospital waiting rooms, filling countless stadiums as well as popping up here, there and everywhere within the public realm, the Polyside chair has firmly established itself as a true design classic. Indeed so ubiquitous are they, with over 50 million units having being produced since Robin Day first conceived their design over 50 years ago, that we rarely acknowledge what a successful solution to mass produced seating they represent.
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