Piano became the People Choice Award winner for Best Furniture Design at AZ Awards
11/06/2012
Last Thursday night at Toronto’s Thompson Hotel, 250 guests cheered for the winners, People’s Choice and finalists of the AZ AWARDS, our international awards competition.
From as far away as India, Mexico and the Netherlands, design and architecture professionals and aficionados convened at the Thompson Hotel to learn who would take home an AZ trophy. MC and CBC News anchor Diana Swain kicked off the night by thanking all who entered, as well as the competition’s sponsors – Audi, Keilhauer, GE Monogram, George Brown College, AdBeast and v2comm.
Read more on Azure Magazine’s website!
Info about Piano: http://www.feld.be/products/piano/
Our Piano by Patrick Seha has been selected as a finalist in the AZ Awards!
24/04/2012
The AZ Awards’ jury of experts has selected their winners. Now, we need your vote. You may vote for only one finalist in each of the 14 categories.
Jury and People’s Choice winners will be published in AZURE’s July/August Awards Issue, on newsstands in June.
To begin voting you must first register on this site. Once you begin voting, your progress will be automatically saved as you vote,
allowing you to log back in and complete any time before the end of public voting.
Vote for Piano through this link: http://azawards.adbeast.com/vote/register/
More info about AZ Awards: http://azuremagazine.com/newsviews/blog_content.php?id=2041
Info about Piano: http://www.feld.be/products/piano/
Airline by Alain Berteau & Sarah T. Kang
An evocative shape, a highly versatile format offering endless possibilities.
Glimpse by Sarah T. Kang
Sometimes we cannot help but to try and catch a glimpse of the otherside. Passing through the everyday spaces we inhibit, the door half opened always stirs up a sense of seduction and curiosity within us. Inspired by these ordinary yet inexplicable moments in our daily lives, Glimpse is a mirror that gives an illusion of a door opening on any given surface.
Blur by Big-Game
A mirror with a silkscreened white gradient that make one’s reflection disappear gradually.
The Smoke chair is a modern version of a classical typology, the bergere chair which is well known for smoking cigars, reading a book, etc. It’s a loungy version that has been cut-off, stretched and lowered. The ears have been cut-off, but the back is still high enough to rest your head. The seat has been stretched and lowered, which results in a comfy feeling.
Smoke has been developed for and presented at the new pavilion of the Flemish Parliament, a design of farris.schöning, a collaboration of Italian architect Giuseppe Farris and Antwerp designer stefan schöning.
Monarchy is a stool, it is a rocking stool.
It rocks sideways and it rocks back and forth. Monarchy also swivels.
Monarchy is designed not to be overturned but at the same time allows the user to escape the dullness of the ultimate stability.
The U Chair is a smart and elegant update of a classic cantilevered typology. A flat oval steel tubing is bent into simple shapes to form the stackable structure, which is then upholstered with a high tech woven 3D fabric.
The design is intentionally low tech and simple, offering a sober yet sophisticated piece of furniture to grace an ofice, waiting area or home.
The U Low chair and its Ottoman are the first releases of the U Chair Series.
Dimensions:
Low Chair: H95xD90xW56
Ottoman: W72xL60xH36
Available end 2009.
”Electrical inlets rarely are just above the dining table…”
This adjustable pendant lamp responds to this issue by combining functionality and poetry, rationalism and lightness.
A lamp you can position in space like a graphic mobile.
A thin line seems to float in the air; a puff of wind would have it slightly moving. According to wish or need, the whole lamp slides very simply in the T part that holds it.
Available in two sizes: 240cm and 150cm. Height adjustable.
Colours: Signal Blue, Traffic Yellow, Pure Orange, China Red and Black.
Sets of one or three lamps, sold in convenient cardboard tube package.