Arne Jacobsen 111 Mixer Tap for Vola

In 1968 Verner Overgaard and Arne Jacobsen created the first VOLA mixer 111 for the National Bank of Denmark building in Copenhagen. The design hides the mechanical parts of the mixer are leaving only the handles and spout exposed. Vola taps have been manufactured in Denmark for over 45 years. Vola

Gigon Guyer Detached House in Zurich

Architecture

Gigon Guyer’s detached house in Zurich has a hexagonal volume on a trapezoid shaped plot. The exterior walls and the roof are load bearing concrete, and large windows open by sliding into a recess between the outer concrete and the inner brick wall. The main living room is on the upper floor, where the ceiling rises from 2.4m to 5.2m. Gigon / Guyer

Jean Nouvel LessLess Table

Design/ Furniture

LessLess is a complete range of tables, rectangular and square, painted in different colors. An aluminum table the strength of which lies in a play on corners and folds. The external outline of the horizontal table top is very thin and stiffness and it is obtained by bending the aluminum sheet along inclined planes. Designed by Jean Nouvel, originally for the Fondation Cartier in Paris, the LessLess tables is a result from his approach to design which comes from a need to create objects for his own architectures. Molteni & C

From the Land Studio Tenon Table

Design/ Furniture

From the Land is a multi disciplinary studio formed by textile designer Kezia Regan and architect Alastair Mitchell. The practice aims to represent geological identity through concrete and their creation the Tenon Table consists of two hand made parts made from concrete with raw materials sourced from the UK’s rich strata. From the Land

Stendig Calender Massimo Vignelli

Accessories/ Design/ Objects

The Milanese graphic and product designer, Massimo Vignelli, designed the Stendig Calendar. The design of the calendar we sell today was realised in 1966 by Vignelli and so significant was its impact that it was taken into MoMA’s Collection that year. Massimo Vignelli’s large (4’x3′) wall calendar comprises tear-off sheets of 60lb paper printed in the iconic typeface Helvetica. The months randomly alternate black and white and the top binding strip has 3 black eyelets for easy level hanging. Aram