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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Bibendum chair, Aram, Classicon or..... | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | Alain | General discussion | |
| How on earth can I tell the difference between an Aram, Classicon and a replica Bibendum chair by Eileen Gray? Thanks to enlighten me! | |||||
| Bibendum, true or false? | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | Alain | Identification | |
| Heloooo, How does one knows the difference between an Classicon/aram Bibendum chair and a replica? | |||||
| RE: Artek E60 or Ikea Frosta? | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | arcticsounds | Identification | |
| Thanks! The 2 vs 3 crews is easy to see. But honestly, I don't know how you're able to see the difference with the legs... | |||||
| RE: Artek E60 or Ikea Frosta? | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | tktoo2 | Identification | |
| @arcticsounds, Honestly, the difference can be hard to see in photographs. But, if you look closely, you'll see that the laminations run the full length of the legs on the stools in your photos. Not so for Artek Aalto E60. There are other differences, too. Scroll through images here for clarification: http://artsandculture.google.com/story/a-stool-makes-history-alvar-aalto-museo/zgURBYs-WBwA8A?hl=en I know nothing of IKEA products, btw, except that it's all just KRAPPE anymore. | |||||
| RE: Mystery Chairs ID Help? | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | Browkin | Identification | |
| Looks like Niels Moller, 71. I'm not a great expert, I had heard/read somewhere that only the chairs that were intended for export were stamped. Those who remained in Denmark often had no stamps. But as mentioned, without guarantee. I often see Moller chairs without stamps. There is no external difference for me to the chairs with a stamp. | |||||
| This is great! | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... something you achieve the first time around. It is not by accedent I think that he refers to:".. it must be evolved..." in other words it probably will be a step by step method, maybe even spread over several generations. I fully agree with him that we might reach that stage one day for most products...a kind of "paper-clip stage". This is not the place to do it but I could explain every single detail in a mug I designed for Mepal/Rosti 30-some years ago. It is still on the market, and quite succesfully so, and I am under the impression (or illusion) that i ... | |||||
| A question of degree? | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | Annette.sco | General discussion | |
| A question of degree? I'm not sure that I follow all the theoretical arguments, since I am not well read in the theory of design. However looking at this question in a pragmatic way - common sense if you like - is the difference not really a question of degree. An example that comes to mind is the complete re-design of children's pushchairs (strollers) at the end of the 1960s. Before the McLaren buggy, the only choice was the huge pram.or pushchair, heavy, awarkward and difficult to push and store. The McLaren lightweight 'umbrella' stroller was surely a rev ... | |||||
| me | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... because a chair already exists. BUTT i will make a difference; I would call something redesign if you need to get some defaults out of your design (defaults that came clear during long time manufacturing, during handling, transporting or using the product). example: I could say that the original Panton chair was a design, but soon they saw that the chair wasn't strong enough so they (i guess verner itself) redesigned it (there are different models/malls; look underneath). a couple of years ago they wanted to produce the chair again and taking economical asp ... | |||||
| Nice titel Martin! | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... architects is indeed the history of modernist architecture. But...(and I hope that amoung historians of design this is a growing awareness) architecture and industrial design do not share a common history nore common methodes. I am happy to find W.D.Teague in your list because he would disagree with your statement. Let me quote him in his own description of his work in the U.S. Industrial design Yearbook (SID) of 1951: "The client's sales problems, production methods, and marketing competition were first analyzed in collaboration with etc. etc. and....Wholl ... | |||||
| Help ID table and chairs | 1 Relevance | 2 years ago | pixcyn | Identification | |
| I´m attaching the photo of a dining set we inherited. From what we have been able to identify the table is the Andre table by Tobia Scarpa. But the chairs, we have no idea. They seem similar to a Mies MR10, the obvious difference is that the round shape of the "legs" is not the same, but they are leather and have a sort of lacing in the back. Attachment: WhatsApp-Image-2025-03-08-at-5.53.27-PM.jpeg | |||||
| Hi Koen! | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | jan m. | General discussion | |
| Hi Koen! I knew you were lurking somewhere there in the bushes! 🙂 Short reply: I see no difference between design and redesign: in my view to design is to redesign. However, the word design, being an English word, does not seem to imply re-designing, unless one explicitly points out that the term is used in that sense. The word "design", I feel, tends on the contrary to deny that design activity has anything to do with redesigning things. In order to get a better grip on reality, it helps therefore, I believe, to introduce the word redesign. You say that tha ... | |||||
| Melamine Formaldehyde | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | Z M | General discussion | |
| ... in Melmac (or any plastic really). Plasticizers and chemical filler do migrate into food and beverage when heated to a softening point. Obviously, you know it's NOT microwaveable. Are there health Risks? I don't know about melamine specifically (there are health risks with newer plastics [though I'm sure there are just as many studies disputing this]) If you need to use plastic cookware for heated items look for Microwave safe specifically or polyethylene which doen't contain toxic plasticizers. The difference from today's plastics is basically the "add ... | |||||
| Intuiting your colors... | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | aethellen | General discussion | |
| Intuiting your colors... One more note - don't be afraid to put different colors on each wall and ceiling. One thing I've learned, esp. in small spaces is that the amount of direct light a wall gets versus the amount of reflected light it gets makes a huge difference in the wall color. To compensate, I have often painted window walls (walls less likely to get direct light) with subtlely lighters shades of the same palette I'm putting on the walls across from the windows - the ones that get all the light. Also, consider what wall you see when you get up in th ... | |||||
| Walter Knoll vs Knoll | 1 Relevance | 1 year ago | cawcarrot11 | General discussion | |
| What is the difference in quality between Walter Knoll and Knoll furniture? Anyone own both? In terms of prestige which one has more? | |||||
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