When people live in glass houses, where do they buy furniture?
The great Alice Liao from K+BB Collective found this yesterday and I couldn't pass it by.
Carlo Santambrogio and Ennio Arosio are visionary architects and architects base in Milan. Their vision is remarkably transparent.
Together they run an architecture and design firm called Santambrogio|Milano . Alice's article yesterday dealt with their architectural concepts and they are thought provoking to say the least. What I can't get past is their furniture and fittings. Santambrogio|Milano is committed to exploring a fully transparent world.
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| A actual glass prepare dinner pinnacle |
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| A deconstructed and redefined kitchen sink. |
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| A stair. |
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| Double vanities. |
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| A sofa. |
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| A bathtub tub |
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| A lamp and a chair. |
Of route it is impractical, but I suppose there may be some thing to be received from what they may be providing. Where do you move whilst there's nowhere to cover? Is it viable to provide a room and set a tone with the room's environment? I consider firmly that such things as true warmth comes from the lives of the folks that inhabit a room, and an all-glass room truely puts that belief of mine to the check.
Could you like in a tumbler residence? Live with a glass room? Cook in a pitcher kitchen? Sleep on a tumbler mattress? Does regular furnishings beautify or does it cover? Hmmmm.
Check out Alice's post to see what they do with architecture.