Most of us are familiar with the iconic design of the egg shaped chair floating in the air. The Hanging Egg Chair is a critically acclaimed design that has enjoyed praise worldwide ever since the distinctive sculptural shape was created by Nanna & Jørgen Ditzel in 1959. The design of the Hanging Egg Chair has long since been dubbed timeless whereas the material rattan had its golden age in the 1960s when skilled wicker makers and architects crafted beautifully sculptured furniture out of the challenging material. However, at the moment rattan is becoming more and more popular concurrent with consumer demands for sustainable products. Chair: W:85 x D:75 x H:125cm Stand: W:104 x D:109 x H:207cm (seat height:45cm) Indoor chair: natural fiber (rattan) Outdoor chair: synthetic fiber Stand: powder coated iron (only for indoor use) Made to order item Nanna DitzelNanna Ditzel (1923-2005) was a Danish furniture designer. She studied at the Danish School of Arts and Crafts and the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen graduating in 1946.
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""another standing round of applause to Coalesse! The 2ND collection * and indeed a testament to patient-creativity in Revit Family creation. Moreover, it is modern executive and conference seating sensibly designed to express a softer, more subtle, residential feeling w/contract durability! There are 4 Revit Familiy files representing this collection, also accessible via RevitCity_So... Enjoy downloading and spread the love!M A N Y T H A N K S It’s time to make a colour connection. What will the most fashionable homes be sporting in the next couple of seasons? While it may seem like only yesterday we were celebrating the New Year, colour experts are already predicting our palettes for 2017 and 2018. The new The Range 2018 fashion colours fandeck from Resene includes the latest on trend paint colours for a quick fashion update for your home. Not so many years ago, there were just a handful of paint colours to choose from. We were used to seeing life in just a few shades of colour, each quite distinctive.
As tinting technology has developed we have been blessed with a growing rainbow of choice. Our eyes have learnt to appreciate subtle nuances that we would once have simply glossed over. What once was off-white may now be beige, greige, cream or chalk. Colours are deeper and complex, layered with subtle undertones. Dusky tones develop as multiple colourways and weathered undertones merge. As our knowledge of colour grows, so too does our confidence to use and experiment with the subtleties and power of colour. Look to the blended tones of: Resene Balance, Resene Outpost, Resene Quarter Truffle, Resene Fifty Shades and Resene Fugitive. Our experience of colour becomes more than just the visual. As an all-encompassing sensory experience, we ask that colour become the messenger of broader concepts – texture, gloss, matte. We want to touch and feel our interiors, to have them warm our souls and envelope all of our senses. Texture and the colours of nature go hand in glove.
Warm browns carry echoes of roughened tree bark, loamy soil, porous lava rock, a creviced cliff face. Burnished metallics and subtle glittering effects add mystery and depth. Browns are becoming earthier and richer, and bronzed hues are emerging: Resene Road Trip, Resene On Track and Resene Rumour Has It. Use anaglypta wallpaper to enliven the walls with texture. Forget recycling, think rescuing and upcycling. Look at your old treasures through a new lens and see the endless possibilities. Today’s interiors are not about perfection. They're about seeking the handmade, seeing the beauty in uniqueness and that 'flaws' can be memorable, beautiful and the ultimate definition of character. Take a walk down memory lane and feel the countless memories wrapped up in a single piece of furniture or accessory, the stories of times gone by. We can bring the memories with us, reinvented for today and tomorrow. Washed blues and dusky nudes are nostalgic and easy to live with: Resene Dawn Chorus, Resene Dusted Blue and Resene Whirlwind.
The concept of ownership is changing – we don’t have to own everything we use. We can borrow, share, donate and barter. Freed from the constraints of owning everything, there is a sense of a weight being lifted and a greater freedom of choice. We learn to be resourceful and we learn to share. Reinventing the way we see possessions and space is a key underlying theme where anything can become multi-purpose and multi-use if the will is there. As we change and evolve as we age so too can the things we own take on a new look and a new purpose. Just as our families, grow, then spread as children leave the nest, so too can the things we own have journeys of their own as they change hands. It’s a human connection, a sense of community wrapped in a hazy warmth of nostalgia. Look to Resene Good As Gold, Resene Organic and Resene Half Evolution. Time to escape… indoors. Nature has always had a strong influence on choices, and never more so than now. With many addicted to technology and more time spent indoors, the great outdoors is coming in… in our surfaces, finishes, colours and accessorising.
Clear finishes and natural wood stains protect against modern life and allow the natural beauty to be seen. Teamed with greens, blues and pops of colour that would be at home in a flower garden, nature provides a beautiful palette to choose from. We are also taking our indoor spaces outdoors with ‘outdoor rooms’ with all the luxury of the interior but protected from the harshness of Mother Nature; enjoying the great outdoors without being exposed. Even the younger generations who have grown up with technology are welcoming the outside in. The new colour collection has an abundance of greens from sharp and clean to muddied and botanic: Resene Fresh, Resene Good Life, Resene Left Field and Resene Vitality. Green is not the only colour of nature. Think of the splendour of sunsets and sunrises, the bright blooms of a spring garden. Uplifting colours that fill us with hope: Resene Turkish Delight, Resene Ruby Tuesday and Resene Celebrate. Neutrals are dusky and earthy too, with grey and beige co-mingling and blackened white, such as Resene Black White, popular as a backdrop.
If you love the feel of grey but need a touch more colour, look to the dusted tones of grey blended with blue for a timeless look that can be easily accessorised to suit each season. Look for Resene Half Dusted Blue. Our love of greyed browns has been put to one side as truer greys emerge, from silvery shades to slatey charcoals: Resene Half Grey Chateau and Resene Steam Roller.Pops of colour remain strong - boldly coloured front doors, blocks of colour co-ordinated into a single wall or as random blocks as accents. Art meets design, and both meet colour. Whether it’s a feature wall, ceiling or area in a single striking colour, a colourblocked effect or a freehand painted design, bold saturated colour is becoming the artwork, taking centre stage on walls, floors, ceilings and furniture. The colour doesn’t stop where the wall starts or finishes – the colour sets the space. Whether it’s bold table legs, a vertical stripe of colour from ceiling to floor or a block of colour peeking out of a cupboard, pops of colour are becoming more creatively placed.
Who said life had to be serious all the time? How did most of us go from loving colour as children to living in a world of whites and neutrals as adults? Don’t worry about the neighbours or what other might say; indulge your inner creative streak and paint that optimistic colour. Look to Resene Energise, Resene Happy, Resene Hashtag, Resene Drop Dead Gorgeous and Resene Zinzan. The world continues to shrink. Not only are people nomadic, ideas also flow freely across borders and space. Exposure to new cultures encourages mixing and matching of colours in unexpected combinations. Colours that would once have never been seen together are now happy partners; it’s colour clash with a purpose. When you break the old colour rules, there is no going back: Resene Discover, Resene Aloha, Resene Freelance, Resene ASAP and Resene Passport. Yet with this choice sometimes comes a fear of getting it wrong and the temptation to repeat other colour schemes as a safe option. We look to others to see their choices to help narrow down our own.