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Diseño: Fernando Campana, Humberto Campana
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Kaiman Jacaré, named after the Brazilian crocodile, is a frameless composition of irregular padded shapes forming what looks like a tangle of alligators. Each element can be detached and reattached at will.
An inviting refuge, it promises a highly personal, almost carnal, relationship, with bits you can hug when you need comforting.
The iridescent coloured fabrics, chosen for their resemblance to the animal world, include crocoprinted leather, and satiny, ultrasoft artificial fur.
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edra Products, Fernando Campana Articles, Fernando Campana Products, Humberto Campana Articles, Humberto Campana Products, Product typologies04 Articles about Fernando Campana and Humberto Campana
On tranquility and comfort
The English armchair was for many years considered the epitome of luxury. So what could a contemporary version look like, freed of all the historical frills and that demonstration of bourgeois power? A stroll through the history of the lounge chair, from the Eames's ideas to the Brothers Campana.
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The exhibition entitled "Ideen sitzen / Ideas that sit well" at Hamburg's Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe invites visitors to peruse chairs, armchairs and sofas. The tour of the museum swiftly morphs into a voyage of discovery through the history of interior design, if not even the history of ideas and cultural history of recent decades.
Design as a way of reconsidering life
The Brazilian designers Fernando and Humberto Campana have come to Weil am Rhein on the occasion of the opening of their major exhibition at the Vitra Design Museum. Talking to Stylepark, the brothers describe their experiences as cultural ambassadors of Brazil, explain their idea of self-respect in design and the possible ways of fusing high-tech and traditional craftwork.
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