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Sqr Basic Square Sandy Beach
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Sqr Basic Square Sandy Beach
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Architonic ID: 1049116
Square 10x10
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The clarity of form is the result of experience, expertise and courage. Sqr Basic is a virtuoso interpretation of the square. With the logic of the geometric grid and the fascination of the interchanging tufts. Minimalist in design, the delicate play of materials is surprising in its formality. The elegant understatement of the floor lends the room its very individual character.
Method of manufacturing: woven, 2-frame
Upper side structure: loop pile, multicoloured
Delivery form: approx. 200 cm
Top layer material: 100% PA
Backing finishing: fray-proof finishing, conductive
Colours: 8
Designs: 5
Produkspesifikasies
Color
Colour beige, Colour brown, Colour tone on tone
Material
Synthetic fibres, Textile
Variante
39
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Sqr Basic Square Dark Marine
Sqr Basic Square Night Blue
Sqr Basic Square Ebony
Sqr Basic Stripe Steel
Sqr Basic Stripe Dark Marine
Sqr Basic Square Night Blue
Sqr Basic Square Ebony
Sqr Basic Square Steel
Sqr Basic Stripe Chocolate
Sqr Basic Stripe Terracotta
Sqr Basic Square Warm Grey
Sqr Basic Square Chocolate
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Peter Maly
Germany
Profile Peter Maly Born 1936, studied interior design at the College of Art and Design Detmold (completion 1960), 1960-70 member of editorial board at magazine "Schöner Wohnen", since 1970 own design studio with staff of five. Design of international furniture collections, trade fair architecture, exhibitions, photo set designs, showrooms and store concepts: complete project handling from product design to public presentation. Characteristic of Maly's work is the love of geometric shapes and his striving for clarity, functionality and timelessness. Many of his own designs have become modern classics. Maly has received numerous international awards. In 1995 form-Verlag published his book Designer Monography"
