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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| One of the ... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... Belgium is after all the most densely populated country in the world. When arriving at the right address one slowly discovers the house when going up the hill. As mentioned in the blog Louis Everaert was influenced by some of the best Scandinavian contemporaries. One detail that reminded me right away of Poul Kjaerholm's home are the visible wooden beams that rest on the outside walls and continue to support a cantilevered roof. The spaces above the wall and between the beams are windows. It gives the roof a very light appearance and keeps the geometry of t ... | |||||
| LRF and M Andersen I love your spaces | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | dorieg | General discussion | |
| LRF and M Andersen I love your spaces Andersen, I particularly like the purple walls in the bedroom. Typically I think that intense of a wall color is difficult to live with, but all the white and the light floors helps to balance it. It seems so fresh, and in a color that is usually reserved for children's spaces, surprisingly adult and not juvenile at all. I want to live there. | |||||
| Styles don't stop abruptly | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | madelaine | General discussion | |
| Styles don't stop abruptly Woofwoof's picture is a washstand, something we don't need any more! Styles run alongside one another, overlapping a great deal. Old styles continue to be made by country makers (there is a whole genre called "country-made" in UK)as well as different styles being in demand from different people, just the same as today. This is what makes dating stuff so difficult and why the trade adores marked pieces and pays accordingly for them. | |||||
| Oops, I was wrong... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Oops, I was wrong... ...sellers can't end an auction in the last 12 hours if there is a bid. Ebay must have changed that rule since the last time I did it, which was awhile ago. They have always had problems with some sellers using ebay as free or cheap marketing for their items---list stuff to get it seen and then deal off ebay to avoid paying ebay's commission. This is just another step in their attempts to control that. I get bidders all the time asking me to sell to them before the listing is over and I just assume they want me to cancel the other bid ... | |||||
| Hej Gustaf... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| Hej Gustaf... It is interesting that you would mention the NCC project. When the Hallstahammar plant was closed I think the general consensus was that it was too difficult or expensive to work within ?industrial tolerances? The second point I remember was that too much of the final finish (wall paper, furniture etc) was damaged during transportation. It was also interesting to hear some reactions from the unions. One of the arguments that came up was that NCC had tried and failed in turning skilled jobs (on site) in jobs that could eventually be exported to ... | |||||
| I think.... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... would be both much more expensive that a regular chair and would require a very high tonnage (clamping force and plasticization capacity) injection moulding machine. The clamping force is in function of the projected surface. I have not compared both but the "Lachaise" is probably between 3 and 4 times larger in projected surface. I would also want to confirm that it is indeed extremely difficult to paint polypropylene (the plastic material used for the shells) As far as price is concerned there is of course no comparison. The polypropylene shells cost prob ... | |||||
| Well in that case I'll be hap... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | sharplinesoldtimes | General discussion | |
| Well in that case I'll be hap... Well in that case I'll be happy to help you. I've found a few links and some pictures that might be of use to you. Finding further info or pictures is going to be difficult, I think, as the chair is not widely documented at all. Only a total of 4 chairs was eventually made for the small exibition Nanna & Jørgen ditzel designed to show the skills of Povl Christiansen (to which Verner Panton, a close friend of the ditzels, designed the lighting fixtures!). I know that shortly before Nanna ditzel passed away, she was preparing t ... | |||||
| Well | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Well It's proving difficult to get a good grip on the circular plate, but the thing is not budging at all. I don't think I will try to force it any more. If someone happens to figure out a way to disassemble this chair, please post it here. Thanks for the replies! | |||||
| Gustav-- | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | william-holden-... | General discussion | |
| Gustav-- Design 3 is discontinued. If you want some, you'll have to bid against me on Ebay for it. (I KNEW it'd be a mistake to show photos of the stuff here!) Rockland-- The horrific saccharine graphics on tissue boxes have forced me to become something I thought I'd never become-- someone who actually shops for and buys tissue box covers (there's something very WRONG about the notion of tissue 'cozys', but the alternative is far worse). If one ever needs to come down to earth, and understand the taste of the average Josephine, they need only shop the paper ... | |||||
| sponge | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... hair. The hair actually works its way through the fabric rather than just laying on top. Same with foam. I once had a mattress that was two layers of different foams. Dog hair came off easily from one of the layers but it became embedded in the other type and was very difficult to remove. (The only reason I bothered to try was because I had to return the damn thing. Never buy a mattress that you can't try out in person.) | |||||
| Yes... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Yes... It can be difficult to sell collectible items at fair market value on craigslist, mainly because the target audience is so much smaller than ebay due to geographical boundaries, the listing/search interface is horrible (hey, it's free), and also because many people are just looking for cheap stuff (as mentioned). But, it can be done. It just takes a bit of persistence to catch the interested buyers at the right time. | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| . Nice rendering or photo, too perfect for a photo? I think the design might be a little bland without the use of wood, and difficult if not very expensive to execute in plastic, Fibreglass would probably be the cheapest but *yuck* The chap I am buying the lathe from isn't returning my calls to confirm a pick up time, I think he has changed his mind. You know when you want something so much you think about stealing it? Its like that. Somehow a Jasper Morrison chair turned up in the loading dock at the back of my local supermarket and the forklift driver doe ... | |||||
| pt.2 | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| ... his focus groups, his colleagues, his friends, his wife, his children, his cats, and others tell him they want, or what they think would work. His sole role is to become an antennae/conduit/medium that converges thinking out there into a solution that is as nearly emptied of himself as possible. In between these extremes, there are an almost infinite number of trade-off points along the design spectrum where a designer may place himself and his work. Now, assuming the above, and assuming complex phenomena like design solutions are sensitively dependent on i ... | |||||
| It is an amazing.. | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| It is an amazing.. piece of roto-moulding indeed. But it is not that difficult to make. The challenge is really how to keep that mould warm to melt the plastic powder that has been enclosed in the mould and that will form the boat by melting against the surface. Normally this is done from the outside but I suspect that this mould is slightly different because in turning around two axes the distance between the mould wall and a stationary heat source will change dramatically in this kind of product. The key to a successful production is an even wall thickness ... | |||||
| The | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| ... the facade -- stone/glass, wood screen/columns/roof, garage with contrasting door -- are equally demonstrative, and similar in area. Its hard to know where to look. How about a lower screen -- more like a fence -- of horizontal louvers (either heroic scale or a finer texture) that extends across the entrance as now, and also in front of the stone facade at left -- and maybe, depending on how it would look from inside, identical louvers on the upper third of the windows, too. The texture and color of these wood louvers would have to be studied vis-a-vis the ... | |||||
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