Ypsilon of Italy is known for their luxurious bathroom furnishings, most of which are chests of drawers and vanities in an ornate style. However, they've just added the Ypsilon POP collection, designed by BB Associati for the brand. The free standing laquered wood chests of drawers feature fun colors and imagery, combining a 70's pop art element with a classic silhouette.
They can even customize them with an image of your own choosing, such as your own dog or face. The two drawer chests are designed for any room in the house and are available in gloss, matte or two color.
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For pricing and other information, contact them at office@ycollection.it
YPSILON
Via G. Savelli, 120
35129 Padova (PD) | Italy
Strada Battaglia, 119
35020 Albignasego [PD] Italy
Dressing Up Your Drawers. 70's Pop Imagery On Dressers With Classic Silhouettes From Ypsilon.
City On Fire. The Nerone Wall-Mounted Bioethanol Fireplace.
The new Nerone wall-mounted fireplace designed by James Di Marco for Caleido is a bioethanol* fireplace set within a graphic skyline made of epoxy resin coated carbon steel. looking like a city ablaze, it combines warmth with art and is definitely a conversation piece, on or off.
Versions available: black
Material: Epoxy resin coated carbon steel
Code: EFnerone 00
Weight: 29kg
Burner: rectangular, 1.6 litres [NOT AVAILABLE SEPARATELY]
Hourly consumption: 0.25 l/h
Combustion time: aprox . 4 hours
Minimum room size with one bio-fireplace: 25 m2
Installation: min. 1.20 metres fro m gro und
Price: 980 Euro + VAT
* Caleido Fire Design bio-fireplaces are designed to run on bioethanol or methylated spirits only.
Caleido is well known for their fashionable radiators and this special collection by Karim Rashid
Lego-Like Recycling Containers from Flussocreativo.
Named LECO, these plastic recycling containers (patent pending) are designed to emulate giant Lego Bricks. Designed by the Italian industrial interior and graphic design company Flussocreativo, the project is described as follows:
Leco is an ecological station facility, young and colorful with a strong reference playful etched in collective memory.
Containers designed for separate collection, composed of five elements in polymer of which two are for aluminium and glass, respectively blue and green, and two, of larger size, for paper (white) and plastic (yellow).
The originality of the form of Leco deviates from the classic collection container for trying to involve the user through two major aspects: the liking for aesthetics and modular functionality.
Leco is clearly a reference to the “Lego”, a world game that, since you’re a child, increases the ability to manage and combine small items, stimulating creativity.
Hence the desire to create, even if for a delicate issue such as environmental conservation, the opportunity to interact with the containers in a nice way, overcoming aesthetic and formal obstacles.
The result of that vision has led us to create a collector who had the power to attract people, not only for its use, but also for its ability of solving space problems and induce to the practice of daily separate collection.
Specifically, each container has an external shell with both extremities channel into assembly, that recall, in a very intuitive way, the handiness of interlocking between elements typical of the game “Lego”; while in the front, there is folding door designed to accommodate the bag.
Leco is a new, exciting and colorful solution to try to improve the aptitude to recycle in a spontaneous way, by giving a daily aid to the environment.
via Designboom
