News | Ineke Hans Studio Studio O+A Advertising Design Studio, Branding Agency Chennai,Web Designing Monday Edit | The Return of Memphis | Share Design Inspiration Blog | Home, Interior Design, Architecture, Design Ideas & Design Inspiration Blog The unforgettable style of Memphis is making a comeback! Started in the 80s Memphis was a great cultural phenomenon, causing a stir in the realm of design through a clash of bold colour and wild patterns. Karl Lagerfield’s Monte Carlo Memphis Apartment | Photographer: Jacques Schumacher Memphis Oceanic Light Memphis Milano Interior The 80s was a time of great cultural revolution in the realm of design, all thanks to the phenomenon of the unforgettable Memphis movement. The style was fast adopted by many, including the great Karl Lagerfeld whose Monte Carlo apartment was once completely filled with the wild Memphis furniture. See Memphis Milano on Share Design
Morey Smith Pattern People | Surface Design + Inspiration |Pattern People | Surface Design + Inspiration Spaces | Work | Pinkeye designstudio #pinkeyedesign Niko experience store The Niko experience store inspires you on home connectivity. Samsonite retail experience centre For the love of their retail department, Samsonite developed a very first retail experience centre Foon Foon, a brand new hearing centre. De Serre, more than meets the eye De Serre , in the heart of Antwerp, had the ambition of becoming a leading test site for innovative horeca technologies. Hit, not just another sneaker store ! Manhattn's A taste of Manhattn’s in Antwerp The perfect bar for discovering wonderful natural wines and unfamiliar gins. Manmade, clothing made for men Man makes clothing. Den Hof: lobby, bar and meeting centers Contemporary class and elegance Savage Antwerp’s very first lobster bar The new way of working for Mars Belgium Their new way of working needed to be installed in a smart and friendly Mars-proof atmosphere. FERM Bio Restaurant & Food Market Monocle , a unique eyewear boutique Marcolini London Pop-Up store Jeanbon, an artisan feeling TOOP Kids optician
Monday Edit | In Residence: Jean Pigozzi's Villa Dorane by Matthew Donaldson for Nowness | Share Design Inspiration Blog | Home, Interior Design, Architecture, Design Ideas & Design Inspiration Blog Art collector, photographer and fashion designer, Jean Pigozzi’s home ‘Villa Dorane’ is a visual playground and film maker Matthew Donaldson has captured it for Nowness as part of the ‘In Residence’ series. Pigozzi’s home, which is in the ever so beautiful Cap d’Antibes, was designed in collaboration with late Italian architect and designer Ettore Sotsass, and as we focus on all things Memphis we thought it is only fitting to share with you this absolutely mind blowing home. Pigozzi inherited the home in 1953 and soon worked with Sottsass to convert it into the unbelievable home that it is today. As one of the founding members of the Memphis Group, the interior is naturally overrun with Sottsass’ bizarre and bold aesthetic – extreme colour, pattern, geometry and proportion make up every element from the architecture, interior and beyond. Watch this entertaining video which takes you into the home and mind of Jean Pigozzi. See more from the Nowness ‘In Residence’ series on Share Design:
Mine » Reveiller Yep, I’m quoting computer animated seagulls from a kid movie, so what? Staycation, the collaborative home collection by Eric Trine and Will Bryant, currently on display at Supermaker in Portland, has got me feeling the hunger. And yes, if I had one or five of these items laying around my house, I probably would feel inclined to just stay home. See more of Eric Trine’s endlessly cool furniture stylings here. Will Bryant, we’ll deal with you tomorrow. via the design gurus at Sight Unseen Related posts:
Memphis - Part 2: Studio Toogood “The Hatch” by Studio Toogood. The project was an eclectic combination of memphis inspired patterns, and 20th century artists, such as David Hockney’s ripples, Keith Haring’s comic strip squiggles and Sol leWitt’s graph paper checks. The use of scale and materials, adds to the graphic playfulness of the space. The glossy surfaces combined with graphic patterns reminds one of big ‘building blocks’ that will lead to interaction with the objects to create an accessibility to contemporary art and design.