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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| rietvelds chairs | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | oz | General discussion | |
| rietvelds chairs good topic guys - in addition does anyone have the dimensions for the berlin chair and know more of it's history | |||||
| RE: early PK61 by poul kjaerholm? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | The DesignDigger | Identification | |
| hello forum it has been a while since my post. sadly without any response. in the meantime i have seen 2 more tables with the same dimensions. both have a polished steel base. one is stamped, the other one is not but is for sale as a pk61. am still confused.... thanks for your comments The DesignDigger | |||||
| Pix of coconut chair | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | H. Wilson | General discussion | |
| Pix of coconut chair Sorry whitespike, you're talking to someone who someone who's computer-challenged. Try Googling it under "Canadian coconut"+chair and you'll find pictures on several different sites- the founddesign.ca one has good photos and a blurb on the history of the chair. furniture lighting fine craft electronics art furniture lighting fine craft electronics art products: furniture item number: F00103 item: Canadian Coconut description: This is the classic molded plywood, steel tube and upholstery chair that pre-dates George Nelson's version by ye ... | |||||
| I'm sorry I won't be able to... | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... of the acrylic). there's no especially compelling reason to fold acrylic polyhedra from their flat-packed nets -not that I can think of, anyway, but the rounded edges will be different. Mostly, I think it's nice to make polyhedra for my first project with any new material. I think this is for the same reason that Renaissance artists liked to portray these shapes to demonstrate their mastery of linear perspective (see Wentzel Jamnitzer)-- They're geometrically precise shapes, and they readily show any deficiencies in one's craft. I have to go. arrg. | |||||
| Agree with you about cars... | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... homes... Multi adjustable seats with lumbar control, dual climate control... My new Audi has red ambient interior lighting, power sun screens, heated seats front and rear, navigation system that talks in 4 languages, Bose sound system with CD changer, DVD, two SD Cards and MP3 player and XM radio... So It's hard for me not to want to be in my car... As far as Deam goes I think it was great that he took on the "mobile home" industry with a refreshing approach... Could someone do it better? Probably... In thinking of the constraints of that housing sector (w ... | |||||
| first | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... any finisching. if this is alright then start talking to the guy for the prototype. people often think that a chair is made directly from a drawing into a prototype but often you'll need several mock-ups and prototype untill you got it right. if your working with upholstery, first just cut out the cushions in some foam to see if the dimensions, comfort etc are alright before making any real cushions. good luck.(but don't be satisfied with your design to soon, a good designidea is a bit like wine...) | |||||
| I will make | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| ... the case of Herman Miller, it is a fact that, in 1948, in the company catalog, the Eames and Nelson pieces being copied today by American Modern, were presented with all their dimensions indicated -- at the dirction of George Nelson. Furthermore, Eames and company head D J De Pree both continued to work very hard to lower the price of a plywod chair to $25; it was their intention that the chair should be available to as many people as possible. In my opinion, makers today should feel free to reproduce such "public domain" designs, and no customer should ... | |||||
| RE: Moller 75 Repairs | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | tktoo2 | Repair | |
| Sculpted joinery is tricky enough but doubly so when one half is already worked to finished dimensions. Nicely done! | |||||
| RE: Hvidt sofa armrest dimensions needed | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | itsmemw | General discussion | |
| Wish I could help! I have one that's missing the arms as well. I'm curious what others have to say. It does seem like the arm mounting hardware could be used a template if you could knew the angle for the bend in the arms hardware. | |||||
| Parametric means..o.a.... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| Parametric means..o.a.... that all variables are part of a related system and can be expressed as a function of a constant. In 3D drafting and modeling systems it means that you can relate dimensions to each other. Exemple: You could build the housing for a few batteries around the measurements of say AAA. If you change the dimensions of the batteries to AA, all the measurements related to the housing would automatically follow. Very handy with screws and their tapped holes, but also in antropometrics when you want to change from one percentile group to anot ... | |||||
| Caplan, con't | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Caplan, con't " 'If you own a piece of land,' D J feels, 'you are responsible for farming it. In the same way, if you have taken on a design, you are responsible for selling it up to its full potential. . .' "De Pree's Biblical aversion to materialism did not preclude a deep respect for *things*. Nelson had described each product as loaded with 'impounded energy' that must be factored into the costing. D J seized on the concept and applied it to the entire company and to life generally. ('The Bible,' he observed, 'has more impounded energy than any other ... | |||||
| another angle... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... to it. The battle between Florence and Sienna is not the best example but even in that case, most contemporaries would know the facts and for them this work of art came with the knowledge of the history of the famous battle. A more compelling example are all the paintings and sculptures made of the virgin Mary and Jesus as a child. All of these pieces of art included a general knowledge of the importance of these people in the dominant religion of the days. The "story" was known often in great detail and was considered part of the work of art. In many cases ... | |||||
| RE: Fritz Hansen the Swan | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | mvc | Identification | |
| Why do you doubt? The embossing is existing, the screws are where they belong, and if the dimensions are matching, everything seems to be okay. | |||||
| Do you know this desk? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | mark737 | Identification | |
| It's described as teak and chrome from the 70's. dimensions are 71.5" (181.6cm) wide and 36" (91.4) deep. Thanks Attachment: Desk.jpg Attachment: Desk2.jpg | |||||
| RE: Papa bear stool - real deal or copy? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | DrPoulet | Identification | |
| Ok. Just compared with the dimensions on PP Møbler website and it’s 5 cm too wide: 70 cm vs 65. Thought it was vintage copy. But then comes this one: same dimensions (70 cm) but marked with a DFMC medallion. https://www.galerie-mobler.com/fr/meubles-vintage/tabouret-scandinave-en-teck-modele-ap-29_2491 Any clue? | |||||
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