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Splinter Collection By Nendo For Conde House
January 25, 2013 | Home Couture Store
Splinter Collection by Nendo for Japan-based manufacturer Conde House is a furniture whose forms reflect the way in which bark pares away from wood. The collection includes: a chair, side table, mirror, coat rack and hanger whose parts ’peel away’ from one another in order to establish the functional and ergonomic qualities of the designs.
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Furniture DesignPop-Up Starbucks Space by Nendo in Tokyo
October 12, 2012 | Home Couture Store
Nendo have conceived the Starbucks pop-up shop in Tokyo known as the Starbucks Espresso Journey where coffee fans are able to learn more about lattes, cappuccinos and all there is to know about coffee.
Mimicry Chairs by Nendo Installation at the Victoria & Albert Museum
October 01, 2012 | Home Couture Store
As part of the London Design Week special, the Victoria & Albert museum have installed Japanese design studio Nendo‘s minimalistic Mimicry chairs for public use when viewing their exhibition collections.
Nendo Balancing Act Coffee Table
February 06, 2012 | Home Couture Store
The Dependencies Collection of furniture by Japanese designers Nendo are only stable when objects are placed on it. Without the objects placed on top, the furniture is incomplete and are simply a set of loose panels.