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Super excited! Launch party for #Brutile is on Friday, December 1st from 7 to 10pm at the beautiful @HammerandSpear shop in #dtla along with another amazing furniture design studio @KleinAgency. Please stop by if you're in #LA and check it out! Thank you @HammerandSpear for hosting this event and believing in the work! (at Hammer And Spear)
Super excited! Launch party for #Brutile is on Friday, December 1st from 7 to 10pm at the beautiful @HammerandSpear shop in #dtla along with another amazing furniture design studio @KleinAgency. Please stop by if you're in #LA and check it out! Thank you @HammerandSpear for hosting this event and believing in the work! (at Hammer And Spear)
Super excited! Launch party for #Brutile is on Friday, December 1st from 7 to 10pm at the beautiful @HammerandSpear shop in #dtla along with another amazing furniture design studio @KleinAgency. Please stop by if you're in #LA and check it out! Thank you @HammerandSpear for hosting this event and believing in the work! (at Hammer And Spear)
#TSI by @NIMAABILI We're excited to share photos of the TS I long chair from the #Brutile Collection by @NimaAbili which will be showcased at the @Westedgedesign this year at the Santa Monica Barker Hangar from November 3 - 6. The BRUTILE collection is inspired by the #Brutalist #architecture movement and the ancient #craft of #Tilework. The Design Concept involves two underlying aspects of the collection; The Substructure + The Cladding. The substructure or the mass; is the functional perimeter of the collection and is inspired by the Brutalist Architecture where buildings are usually formed with repeated #modular elements to form masses representing specific functional zones, distinctly articulated and grouped together into a unified whole. And the cladding takes advantage of the ancient art of tilework.The use of Tile comes from Nima’s general design approach which focuses on ancient traditions, striving to revive their spirit in unorthodox and innovative matter. For more information please visit; NIMAABILI.COM (at The Barker Hangar)
#TSI by @NIMAABILI We're excited to share photos of the TS I long chair from the #Brutile Collection by @NimaAbili which will be showcased at the @Westedgedesign this year at the Santa Monica Barker Hangar from November 3 - 6. The BRUTILE collection is inspired by the #Brutalist #architecture movement and the ancient #craft of #Tilework. The Design Concept involves two underlying aspects of the collection; The Substructure + The Cladding. The substructure or the mass; is the functional perimeter of the collection and is inspired by the Brutalist Architecture where buildings are usually formed with repeated #modular elements to form masses representing specific functional zones, distinctly articulated and grouped together into a unified whole. And the cladding takes advantage of the ancient art of tilework.The use of Tile comes from Nima’s general design approach which focuses on ancient traditions, striving to revive their spirit in unorthodox and innovative matter. For more information please visit; NIMAABILI.COM (at The Barker Hangar)
#TSI by @NIMAABILI We're excited to share photos of the TS I long chair from the #Brutile Collection by @NimaAbili which will be showcased at the @Westedgedesign this year at the Santa Monica Barker Hangar from November 3 - 6. The BRUTILE collection is inspired by the #Brutalist #architecture movement and the ancient #craft of #Tilework. The Design Concept involves two underlying aspects of the collection; The Substructure + The Cladding. The substructure or the mass; is the functional perimeter of the collection and is inspired by the Brutalist Architecture where buildings are usually formed with repeated #modular elements to form masses representing specific functional zones, distinctly articulated and grouped together into a unified whole. And the cladding takes advantage of the ancient art of tilework.The use of Tile comes from Nima’s general design approach which focuses on ancient traditions, striving to revive their spirit in unorthodox and innovative matter. For more information please visit; NIMAABILI.COM (at The Barker Hangar)
