Die Sammlung

Collection of Furniture and Interior

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Large birch bowl turned green by Konstantin Guckes

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Maple Wood bowl

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Woodvase by german master cabinet maker Konstantin Guckes 

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Aurora Arquitectos - Prazeres building renovation, Lisbon 2014. Photos © do mal o menos. 

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Mirror Mirror |  Remco Siebring

A minimal home located in The Netherlands, designed by Remco Siebring. Mirror Mirror on a roof is a small roof extension on top of a classified monument in a small city in the north of Holland. The design is based on the principle of a tree house. The feeling to rise high above the world, in a room all for yourself. This concept is reflected in the steel bed that floats three meters above the germ roofs. From this place he has a fantastic view over the surrounding landscape of roofs, chimneys, Gardens and trees. The extension is completely covered in Mirrored glass to reflect the old contours of the house. This also gives the boy an interesting relationship with the outside: during the day the Mirrored glass wall reflects the surroundings so his room will fade away in the sky. He is then a voyeur to the outside world. But as the dusk sets in and the lights go on the roles are turned around and he will be visible for the world around him.

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by konstantin guckes 2016

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Islington House | Larissa Johnston

A plywood box hosts the kitchen and staircase in this minimal maisonette in Islington, which has been reconfigured and extended by local architect Larissa Johnston.

Johnston overhauled the maisonette, which occupies the lower two levels of a Victorian terrace house, for a couple and their two young children.

The architect aimed to maximise the space, bring in more natural light and add more storage to maintain an uncluttered appearance.

The architect swapped the layout around, placing sleeping areas on the upper level, and living spaces on the ground floor.

Prior to the alterations, the bedrooms were located on the lower floor and were dark and enclosed, while the upper floor kitchen and living room lacked a relationship with the rear external courtyard.

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GEORGE NAKASHIMA, Raw English walnut slabs with chalk marks at the George Nakashima Studio, New Hope, Pennsylvania, USA. Photograph by John Carlano. / Craft Now Philadelphia

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