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Natural cycle

by Alexander Russ | 1/15/2021

Richard Lampert is not really interested in trends. Nonetheless in recent decades he has shown a good nose with his furniture. We spoke to him about the rediscovery of old designs, collaboration with young designers and how the two can be combined.

Open-air office

by Anna Moldenhauer | 4/8/2020

Spring is just around the corner bringing with it the first warm hours of sunshine. Anyone lucky enough to have their own balcony or patio can move their workplace outdoors – Stylepark provides you with ten ideas for doing your office work in the fresh air.

STYLEPARK SELECTED IMM COLOGNE 2018 AT MAKK

New paths

by Anna Moldenhauer | 1/23/2018

It’s not about everything – it’s about the best: The motto of Stylepark has been translated into an exhibition for the imm cologne 2018.

IMM COLOGNE 2018

Will you join me in everyday life?

by Fabian Peters | 1/23/2018

"Kommst Du mit in den Alltag?" ("Will you join me in everyday life?") The band Blumfeld asked that question back in 1999. And it could also be the motto of imm cologne 2018: cheerful normality rather than overwrought sensationalism. Our recapitulation.

Highlights Cologne Furniture Fair

by Adeline Seidel | 1/17/2018

You did not make it to the imm cologne? Don't worry! Stylepark brings you the cheerful bustle on the monitor.

STYLEPARK SELECTED IMM COLOGNE 2018 AT MAKK

And the winners are...

by Fabian Peters | 1/15/2018

Stylepark honors the 20 most interesting innovations at imm cologne 2018.

STYLEPARK SELECTED IMM COLOGNE 2018 AT MAKK

Columns of fabric, furniture of light

by Fabian Peters | 1/9/2018

Just a few more days and then “Stylepark Selected imm cologne 2018” opens in Cologne’s Museum of Applied Art (MAKK). An exclusive look at the event accompanying the international furniture fair.

STYLEPARK SELECTED IMM COLOGNE 2018 AT MAKK

Stylepark Selected imm cologne 2018: The nominees

by Fabian Peters | 12/4/2017

We have nominated 40 innovations of the imm cologne 2018 for the award “Stylepark Selected imm cologne 2018”.

Stretch out and lay

5/16/2017

Be it on castors, suspended, or a fold-out: We present sun recliners which you will simply want to stay lying on.

IMM COLOGNE 2017

All of you seated, feel embraced

by Thomas Wagner | 1/23/2017

Diversity is a great thing, but makes orientation a tad harder. One possible antidote: revivals, furniture in XXXL, and armchairs that hug the seated. On all the things the imm cologne 2017 had to offer.

Helping hallways

by Adeline Seidel | 2/1/2016

Living space is precious, which is why hallways are often cramped and dark. But entrances can be inviting, uncluttered and elegant if you want them to be.

As time goes by

by Adeline Seidel | 1/22/2016

Revivals, evergreens and many colors: imm cologne 2016 likes sending its visitors time traveling. Since it is becoming ever harder to offer something really new, the option is to resort to the archive and refine things.

What’s New

1/7/2016

The trade-fair cycle starts to turn again. From January 18-24 the imm cologne opens its doors. We took a quick peek behind them and spotted the one or other novelty.

Sleek storage for anything

9/3/2015

This high-grade item of furniture starts as a table for nappy changes and grows in time to have many more functions.

News for Cologne – from Böwer to Zeitraum

by Martina Metzner | 1/13/2015

Which re-editions are being dragged from the archives this year? In which pots of paint did manufacturers decide to dip their products? Enjoy browsing our selection of up-and-coming innovations!

Buffaloes in the Swiss underground

by Adeline Seidel | 11/4/2014

Flying parquet floorboards, a Colombian high-speed knitter and wooden buffaloes peacefully grazing: At the 15th Designers’ Saturday in Langenthal, Switzerland, the designers and manufacturers once again opted for unusual means to stage their products.

Salone, Salone or Twelve Milan stories

by Thomas Wagner | 4/16/2014

Milan in the days of the Salone and Fuori Salone – is a hodgepodge of impressions, encounters and cameo stories. In terms of form and content, they are as different as, say, people, furniture, brands, and markets.

A step up in life: Mono by Steffen Kehrle

3/31/2014

With “Mono” Steffen Kehrle is presenting a polyethylene stepstool for Richard Lampert. Practically offers you a step up in life.

The Barcelona Pastiche

by Thomas Wagner | 1/21/2013

The imm Cologne is swiftly getting back on an even keel. And how are designers and manufacturers making use of the opportunity? A tour of the trade fair shows that they often resorted to the tried-and-true, reanimating and dressing it up for contemporary use. Even Konstantin Grcic opted for a tongue-in-cheek approach to a design classic.

Adornedliving

by Esther Schulze-Tsatsas | 9/19/2012

This fall, the presentation at Paris’ “Maison&Objet” focused on accessories of every shape and kind. Dominating themes in the trade fair halls of the “Parc des Expositions” included wood, porcelain and clever combinations of different styles.

Sustainability – the concept for the Effizienzhaus Plus in Berlin

4/10/2012

Wish I was a Red Indian – imm Cologne Part 1

by Thomas Wagner | 1/21/2011

What emerged at the imm Cologne in 2011 was that the fair has steadied, and in the form of "Living Kitchen" and "Pure Textiles" has gained two important new areas. Thus, the Cologne hodge-podge of the diversity of homes has something for everyone, for a man of the world, a man of the masses, and for kids, too. That said, the high-end design did not live up to expectations.

Selected Exhibitors at imm cologne 2011

1/11/2011

At the beginning of every year the trade fair imm cologne presents new international home trends. We present the list of selected manufacturers to found out which exhibitors they are, and where you can find them.

Return of the grid

by Markus Frenzl | 8/3/2010

System furniture was long considered the epitome of no-fun and über-rational design, but now it is undergoing a revival. The new items of system furniture are proof that functionalist Modernism is being seen in a new light and mark the end of the heyday of design art and limited editions.

A Minor Master of Modernism

by Mathias Remmele | 6/8/2010

Herbert Hirche - only the design cognoscente tend to know his name today. Now Werkbundarchiv in Berlin is hosting a retrospective to mark the 100th anniversary of the designer's birthday. It gives an idea of the breadth and quality of Hirche's oeuvre.

Almost everything that is new!

by Daniel von Bernstorff | 5/4/2010

Salone del Mobile 2010 has been and gone. Which of the new designs will endure, and which will swiftly be forgotten? The Stylepark ABC of the most persuasive new products predicts what may that future may be.

On your marks, get ready for… Milan

by Daniel von Bernstorff | 4/7/2010

To obtain an overview over the new products in the run-up to the international furniture fair "Salone del Mobile" in Milan, Stylepark has combed through the maze of highpoints to give you a foretaste of some of the product highlights you can expect.

Here’s to the new!

by Daniel von Bernstorff | 4/14/2009

The time has come around again for the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan to open its doors and for the design world to flock to the northern Italian city. And, as always, the question that's being asked is: who has the most beautiful new things to offer? Here is a small foretaste.

A mobile architectural unit

by Nancy Jehmlich | 1/24/2009

Designer Eric Degenhardt studied architecture, which might be one reason why dealing with space has always been high on his list of priorities. He has also long been interested in parasitic architectures. At the imm in Cologne he presented his mobile unit "Landed" together with Richard Lampert.

Eric Degenhardt - Constructed Volumes

by Vera Siegmund | 2/21/2008

If architecture approximates to the outer covering, i.e., the skin of a room, then the interior and the people who use it are its inside. It is only these that give the room its definition. Accordingly, design is the interface between a building and its inside. This is the disarming logic used by Cologne-based designer Eric Degenhardt to explain his move from one design discipline to another.

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