Hella Jongerius
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3012 LG Rotterdam
Netherlands
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Hella Jongerius, Netherlands (*1963)

46 products of 6 manufacturers.

Hella Jongerius chose historical décors and animal figures from the Porcelain Manufactory Nymphenburg as motifs for her collection. In new and unusual combinations, she developed contemporary designs from previously familiar items, placed in a new context. Hella Jongerius was awarded the Design Prize of the Federal Republic of Germany 2006 for her “Nymphenburg Sketches”.“A visit to Nymphenburg feels like magic time and again. It feels so rich to enter a zone where time has chosen to stand still behind the walls of the manufactory [...].There is tranquility and order in the manufactory and as if with a jump in time, one enters the villa where the management runs the company in a contemporary way.Now that I have visited Nymphenburg more frequently, I have become familiar with the workshops, the archives, and the model attic. I prefer to wander around on my own.

I study and look at the collection and try to “get it”.The collection and the craftmanship of the people working in the manufactory is of such a high quality that it is very inspiring.Each time that I visit Nymphenburg, it feels like I’m taking part of a well kept secret, a rendez-vous.”

Produits

Vitra
Sphere Table
Hella Jongerius

Belux: Blossom-37 suspension @ Stylepark

Belux
Blossom-37 suspension
Hella Jongerius

Kvadrat: Vineyard by Maharam @ Stylepark

Kvadrat
Vineyard by Maharam
Hella Jongerius

Vitra
Maharam Polder
Hella Jongerius

Vitra: Repeat Classic Stripe poppy @ Stylepark

Vitra
Repeat Classic Stripe poppy
Hella Jongerius

Kvadrat: Layers Vineyard large by Maharam @ Stylepark

Kvadrat
Layers Vineyard large by Maharam
Hella Jongerius

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Articles

Colour Attack!

Loud colors, pastel hues and any amount of highlights. New, unusual color designs for tables, chairs and sofas really stimulated the eye in Milan. Following fashion’s suit. The best example is Vitra with a new color concept for its classics. From occasional contrasts to complete color harmony – the trend is definitely for interiors to become more colorful. And a good thing, too.

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Aestheticizing the seemingly imperfect

During imm Cologne, the Museum für Angewandte Kunst opened a special kind of exhibition: “Isn’t it romantic? – Contemporary Design Balancing between Poetry and Provocation”. An homage to the longing for a world that isn’t always perfect.

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What should offices be? A small town or a camping site?

Orgatec 2012 in Cologne presents the 21st-century office as an urban landscape in colors as fresh as spring itself. Seldom does one feel so content at work – be it alone in a cocoon or in a meeting in a sheltered seating group.

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