A photo: Evgeny Luchin, Peter Lebedev, Kirill Ovchinnikov
Leading headings: Dilara Muradova
Magazine: (92) 2005
French sociologist Jean Baudrillard and the Great Soviet Encyclopedia in chorus argued that modern design got rid of mirrors. As it turned out, not for long Kitchen Isola [1], Toyo Kitchen&Living. Инсталляция Rebell ("Бунтарь") [2] was presented at the Heimtextil exhibition as an illustration of one of the four main textile trends of 2005. Small round mirrors adorn the floor. The idea is original, but controversial, because it is still impossible to step on them. Evlan stand [3], design Tous Les Troix, Ligne Roset, salon Ligne Roset. Pink panel with nine curved mirrors [4]. Fragment of the installation Smart Girl (girlfriend "rebel"), shown by Gunnar Frank at the exhibition Heimtextil. Installation Emotional Sensuality [5]featured at the Cologne Furniture Fair: interior items from Cassina, BRF, Driade, Extremis, Koziol, Marburg, Moooi, Moroso, Vitra, Ligne Roset. Mirror portrait (Annet Neugebauer, Amsterdam) [6]. A fragment of the installation My Lady, shown Gunnar Frank at the exhibition Heimtextil. Fragment of the installation "Women's Secrets" [7], представленной декоратором Элизабет Лериш на выставке Maison&Objet в Париже. Зеркальный подсвечник [8], Grange, salon Grange. Installation with a mirror [9] - one of the many of this kind, presented at the Verona exhibition Abitare il Tempo in September last year. Mirror Bowls [10], De Vecchi, Rosenthal Boutique. Зеркало [11], De Vecchi, Rosenthal Boutique. Bed with a mirror headboard [12] at the stand of Bassetti, presented at the exhibition Heimtextil. Wallpaper with small mirrors [13], Eijffinger, Empire style decor.
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