Textiles inspired by the Bierdemeier exhibition, "The invention of simplicity", showing at the Milwaukee Art Museum; the Albertina, Vienna; Deutsches Historisches Museum, Berling; and the Louvre, Paris. Architex chose the motifs and imagery from pieces including wallpaper samples and silver works to inspire its twist on Biedermeier styled and textile designs. To increase aplication use all patterns are woven in Trevira CS and flame resistant polyester blend making the textiles appropiate for uphostery, drapery and panel.
Architex International
Biedermeier
Modern Italian Furniture
The Thai Bed
This is an architectural beauty of ultimate function. With ingenious originality, the serene minimalism of its design conceals its many useful features.
The headboard is composed of two large panels that rise vertically by means of individual electric buttons, revealing practical shelf space inside. Between the two headboard panels, a recessed lamp in frosted glass illuminates the bed with a soft glow. The integrated glass topped bedside tables with drawers are cantilevered from the frame thereby omitting a clutter of legs. The entire composition appears to be floating above the floor. Wooden slats inside the platform eliminate the need for a box spring.
This sophisticated integrated system with a bed, two night tables, shelving and light outfits an entire bedroom. Available in Italian walnut to fit queen or California king mattresses.
Design Centro Italia
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