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Sheet Cabinet is a minimalist cabinet created by Oslo-based designer Bjørn van den Berg. Sheet Cabinet explores the relation between hiding and exposing stored objects by changing the angle of the front sheets. The positioning of the hinges allows the doors to revolve in a 90 degree rotation from front edges to side edges, always remaining open from one or two sides. With a subtle hand movement the cabinet changes its sculptural expression, raising the question if it is a shelf or a cabinet. The finish of the material adopts its surrounding depending on time of the day and positioning of the doors, making you aware of the moment.
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Minimal Handles Collection |Â RELVĂOKELLERMANN
Handles are one of these everyday objects that you donât really appreciate until they stop working. Or until you come across some that were exceptionally well designed. Like the Minimal Handles Collection, designed by Munich-based RELVĂOKELLERMANN on behalf of manufacturer Griffwerk.
Griffwerk, who already produced the famous Ulmer handle by Max Bill, had just invented a new technique to glue handles to glass sliding doors without cutting the glass or using screws. So they were looking for a design studio which would be able to handle a task with very tight restrictions. The technique was a given, as were the classic shapes of L-profile grips, C-profile grips and a push handle.
To be inspired and still stick to the tradition of Griffwerk, RELVĂOKELLERMANN went back to the premises of HfG Ulm. It was not only a direct successor of Bauhaus and a teaching realm of Max Bill, but it also lies close to the premises of Griffwerk. What RELVĂOKELLERMANN took away from this visit was a logic and a grid that facilitated them to create a set of simple, filigree and elegant handles which make you realise the design, the quality and the tactile sensation of using them without asking for too much attention. A collection of true handle masterpieces.
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