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The Music Chair was initially created by Italian furniture manufacturer Natuzzi and was revolutionary due to its integrated sound system and delightful upholstered design. In order to celebrate the success of this creation, Natuzzi decided to challenge young designers to a competition which aimed at reinventing the iconic item. Among the participating projects, these two showcased in the photos below got most appreciated. The first version belongs to Davide Bianchi, who recently collaborated with Natuzzi in order to manufacture a music chair with cream color urban upholstery and  golden screws that complement its appearance. The other project belongs to Melanie Porter and involves ample colorful knitwear design. We find them both to be quite intriguing and are looking forward to your opinions as well.

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Lavinia 15 Sep, 2011

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Iconic Music Chair Reinvented by Young Talented Designers

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The Flinders House in Victoria, Australia, showcases a vivid contemporary architecture built on a small budget. Australia-based Sharif Abraham Architects explain how the architecture of the residence expresses the needs of the inhabitants: “Located on a stretch of cliff-top land with views towards the sea, the site is at the end of cul de sac and abuts the Flinders Golf Course on two sides. The brief was to design a weekend "retreat" within a very tight budget. The design explores the idea of a retreat in connection with the notion of “isolation”. The peculiar location of the site and the surrounding geography alluded to this sensibility. Architecturally, this is referenced through the way the surroundings are viewed from the interior, in the positioning of the house on the site, and in a more general sense, in how it connects to a notion of "simple architecture" through the use of materials and its formal clarity. ” Fascinating details of the house will keep you entertained while scrolling down to enjoy them.

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Ada Teicu 15 Sep, 2011

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Small Budget for Building a Fabulous Contemporary Home

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Admiring the VIP WING Lounge at the Munich Airport feels like trying to understand how the architects merged modernism and tradition not only in the design but also, the atmosphere. Created by Erich Gassmann and Tina Aßmann, the VIP WING  Lounge at the Munich Airport was created using local materials like felt, leather, and broad oak planks, enhanced by the welcoming of bright, natural light through large windows. Equipped with the latest technologies, but offering a calm and relaxing atmosphere, the VIP WING Lounge provides customers with ultramodern facilities and elegant, functional spaces. Located in the south wing of Terminal 1, the Lounge spreading across 1,200 square meters was designed to offer the best facilities for its specific customer base. The central lounge area with gastronomy is surrounded by specially designed spaces: the Schloss Neuschwanstein Conference Suite that can accommodate up to ten people, four separately usable suites, a business corner for those in need, separate workrooms for those enjoying working alone, rest areas, showers and changing facilities, an interdenominational prayer room, and a smoking corner.

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Ada Teicu 15 Sep, 2011

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Ultramodern VIP WING Lounge at the Munich Airport