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IMM COLOGNE 2003
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Comfortable Living,
Top-Quality Materials, And Lightness And Flexibility
In Design Highlight The Trends At This Year’s
International Furniture Fair
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| ABOVE: Movement 8, a group comprising
some of the Philippines’ most celebrated furniture
and accessory designers, composed a contemporary vignette
for this year’s show. Known for its “soulful
creativity,” the group masterfully combines unusual
materials, such as metal and rattan, and volcanic
rock and wood. |
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| ABOVE: An aluminum frame and woven
strips of maple form the “SALIX” chaise from
Flechtatelier Schuetz. |
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| ABOVE: The “CIRCO Solo”
chair, part of COR’s line, features a tall, curved
back with a lumbar spinal pillow for additional support.
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| ABOVE: COR also presented “HOB,”
another chair from its collection. Flexible bentwood
wrapped in felt or leather conveys a “less is
more” feel. |
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