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| Biophilic Design vs Climate Change at Roca London Gallery. |
Thank you to everyone who joined us last night for our talk on Biophilic Design vs Climate Change at Roca London Gallery. The first talk in a series of events we are hosting as part of our Bio-Spaces exhibition curated in partnership with Oliver Heath. A special thank you to our guest speakers Paul de Zwart (founder Another Country), Vanessa Champion (editor Journal of Biophilic Design) and Adrian Byne (founder Benholm Group).
Bio-spaces exhibition runs until the end of September and is free to attend. Join us on 6 June for the next talk Re-imagining architecture; building for biodiversity. Oliver Heath will be joined by Camila Rock (Grimshaw Architects), Victoria Jackson (Oliver Heath Design Studio), and Sonja Stockmarr (Henning Larsen).
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| Another Country Slow Sofa (2) |
In the meantime, ahead of Clerkenwell Design Week next week look out for some exciting new product launches from Another Country and Isomi and with workplace wellbeing at the top of the agenda read our latest article highlighting two brands Modus and Teknion pioneering the way in designing office spaces for the future.
Another Country
Nature-based furniture brand Another Country debuts their new Series Five collection next week at Clerkenwell Design Week.
Their first ‘numbered’ series since 2017, draws inspiration from the Arts & Crafts movement. The design is a nod to the ethos of the movement, its respect for material integrity over decoration, its love of nature and its commitment to craftsmanship. The centrepiece of the collection is a pill-shaped refectory-style dining table alongside an upholstered stool and barstool, designs which pay homage to the traditional stools found in British pubs to this day.
A must see at Clerkenwell Design Week. You will find them at British Collection, The Crypt of St James, Clerkenwell, London
Another Country
Nature-based furniture brand Another Country debuts their new Series Five collection next week at Clerkenwell Design Week.
Their first ‘numbered’ series since 2017, draws inspiration from the Arts & Crafts movement. The design is a nod to the ethos of the movement, its respect for material integrity over decoration, its love of nature and its commitment to craftsmanship. The centrepiece of the collection is a pill-shaped refectory-style dining table alongside an upholstered stool and barstool, designs which pay homage to the traditional stools found in British pubs to this day.
A must see at Clerkenwell Design Week. You will find them at British Collection, The Crypt of St James, Clerkenwell, London
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| Another Country Semley collection |
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| Another Country Slow Armchair (2) |
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