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Taking its cues from the Pop Art movement, Seletti's 'Banana Lamp Gold Louie' lamp makes a functional piece of art out of the world's most popular fruit. Taking on the shape of a peeled banana, the lamp made its debut at the 'Art Light' exhibition as part of a limited edition, but following an overwhelmingly positive response it has now been mass produced by Seletti. This version of the light is for indoor use only and is supplied with a US plug.

Taking its cues from the Pop Art movement, Seletti's 'Banana Lamp Yellow Huey' lamp makes a functional piece of art out of the world's most popular fruit. Taking on the shape of a peeled banana, the lamp made its debut at the 'Art Light' exhibition as part of a limited edition, but following an overwhelmingly positive response it has now been mass produced by Seletti. This version of the light is for indoor use only and is supplied with an EU plug.

Taking its cues from the Pop Art movement, Seletti's 'Banana Lamp Gold Louie' lamp makes a functional piece of art out of the world's most popular fruit. Taking on the shape of a peeled banana, the lamp made its debut at the 'Art Light' exhibition as part of a limited edition, but following an overwhelmingly positive response it has now been mass produced by Seletti. This version of the light is for indoor use only and is supplied with a UK plug.

Taking its cues from the Pop Art movement, Seletti's 'Banana Lamp Yellow Huey' lamp makes a functional piece of art out of the world's most popular fruit. Taking on the shape of a peeled banana, the lamp made its debut at the 'Art Light' exhibition as part of a limited edition, but following an overwhelmingly positive response it has now been mass produced by Seletti. This version of the light is for indoor use only and is supplied with a UK plug.

Global Truss F23050 Truss 0,5 m, 3-Point Truss, Suitable for decoration, shop and exhibition constructions, Length: 0.50 m, Distance between tubes: 22 cm (exterior), Diameter of tubes: 35 mm, Cross bars: 8 mm, With conical connector set (quick connector), TÃœV Nord certified design, Weight: 2.0 kg

Global Truss F24150 Truss 1,5 m, 4-Point Truss, Suitable for shop and exhibition constructions, advertising etc., Tube diameter: Distance between tubes: 22 cm, main tube: 35 mm, Wall thickness: 1.5 mm, Material: AlMgSi F22, Does not feature individual braces, but instead features a single continuous snake brace that has been welded in., Conical connectors, Length: 150 cm, Weight: 4.8 kg

The new volume in the successful series New Exhibition Design presents and documents in images, text and information the museum and its exhibitions - a fantastic success story. A broad overview of current concepts and trends in exhibition design and scenography from around the world. With more than 110 projects: well-known agencies, designers and curators have their say. There are numerous outstanding presentations with varied themes, content and ground-breaking designs. And more important than ever before: \"exhibitions\" are reliable places for education, enlightenment and democratisation. In interviews 16 experts explain their take on current discussions and exciting methods. Uwe J. Reinhardt and Philipp Teufel provide an analysis of the current social and political discourse and open up new strategies for poetic spaces.\n\n\n\n\nText in English and German.

An apt reflection of designer Charlotte Perriand’s love of poetic harmony, the '9 Tabouret' stool by Cassina is in possession of an unmistakable architectural presence. Making its debut at the 'Équipement intérieur d’une Habitation' exhibition at the 1929 Salon d’Automne in Paris, the stool has been updated to accommodate a wide choice of seat materials — this version features black leather — while a trivalent-chrome plated steel frame nods to the tubular steel originally used.

An apt reflection of designer Charlotte Perriand’s love of poetic harmony, the '9 Tabouret de salle de bains' stool by Cassina is in possession of an unmistakable architectural presence. Making its debut at the 'Équipement intérieur d’une Habitation' exhibition at the 1929 Salon d’Automne in Paris, the stool has been updated to accommodate a wide choice of seat materials — this version features towelling stretch — while a trivalent-chrome plated steel frame nods to the tubular steel originally used.

The new volume in the successful series New Exhibition Design presents and documents in images, text and information the museum and its exhibitions - a fantastic success story. A broad overview of current concepts and trends in exhibition design and scenography from around the world. With more than 110 projects: well-known agencies, designers and curators have their say. There are numerous outstanding presentations with varied themes, content and ground-breaking designs. And more important than ever before: \"exhibitions\" are reliable places for education, enlightenment and democratisation. In interviews 16 experts explain their take on current discussions and exciting methods. Uwe J. Reinhardt and Philipp Teufel provide an analysis of the current social and political discourse and open up new strategies for poetic spaces.\n\n\n\n\nText in English and German.

Alessandro Mendini's 1978 'Proust' armchair is a design icon. Originally created for the “Incontri ravvicinati di architettura” exhibition at the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara, the chair has garnered the praise and attention of international design afficionados in the decades since its conception. This new edition of the chair features the same hand-carved and hand-painted wood frame with the addition of a fixed cover made from multicoloured fabric.

May 1912. After the previous year’s deadly heatwave, it’s been an uneventful spring in Littleton Cotterell. Though for Lady Hardcastle and her fiercely loyal lady’s maid Flo, at least there are the provincial delights of the village’s inaugural art exhibition—and bicycle race—to look forward to.\n\nBut at the exhibition opening, there’s a panicked shout of ‘Fire!’ In the confusion, the main attraction—an extremely expensive book—is stolen from under everyone’s nose, as is a valuable painting lent by Sir Hector Farley-Stroud. Then the race, which starts as a charming day out, ends in a shocking death. And to top it all off, the Farley-Strouds reveal they’re in debt and might lose their house.\n\nThe sleuthing duo soon find themselves torn between a murder investigation, an art theft mystery, and trying to help their pals. All with a suspicious figure from Flo’s past, a supercilious insurance investigator, and a pair of rather bizarre treasure hunters on the loose…

Alessandro Mendini's 1978 'Proust' armchair is a design icon. Originally created for the “Incontri ravvicinati di architettura” exhibition at the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara, the chair has garnered the praise and attention of international design afficionados in the decades since its conception. The 'Proust Geometrica' is a modern reinterpretation of the chair and features bright colour blocking on both the hand-carved wood frame and the seat's fixed cover.

May 1912. After the previous year’s deadly heatwave, it’s been an uneventful spring in Littleton Cotterell. Though for Lady Hardcastle and her fiercely loyal lady’s maid Flo, at least there are the provincial delights of the village’s inaugural art exhibition—and bicycle race—to look forward to.\n\nBut at the exhibition opening, there’s a panicked shout of ‘Fire!’ In the confusion, the main attraction—an extremely expensive book—is stolen from under everyone’s nose, as is a valuable painting lent by Sir Hector Farley-Stroud. Then the race, which starts as a charming day out, ends in a shocking death. And to top it all off, the Farley-Strouds reveal they’re in debt and might lose their house.\n\nThe sleuthing duo soon find themselves torn between a murder investigation, an art theft mystery, and trying to help their pals. All with a suspicious figure from Flo’s past, a supercilious insurance investigator, and a pair of rather bizarre treasure hunters on the loose…