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THE COLLECTION 20016

THE COLLECTION 20016
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THE COLLECTION 20016

Product catalog summary
Introduction
This document examines the innovative designs of Verner Panton and Jaime Hayon, focusing on their contributions to modern design through iconic products such as the FlowerPot and Topan lamps, and the Palette Desk.
Design Philosophy
The document highlights the connection between past and present designers, illustrating how contemporary creators draw inspiration from avant-garde masters to define future classics. It emphasizes the relationship between historical and modern design, focusing on the groundbreaking work of designers like Verner Panton and Jaime Hayon.
Verner Panton's Contributions
Panton is renowned for his radical design approach, characterized by fluid shapes, vibrant colors, and geometric patterns. His FlowerPot lamps, associated with the 60s Flower Power movement, and the Topan Pendant Lamp are highlighted as timeless icons. Panton's influence extended beyond individual pieces to immersive environments, impacting entire interior designs.
Jaime Hayon's Innovations
Hayon's Palette Desk series is introduced as a blend of materials and shapes, inspired by kinetic sculptures. His designs are noted for their playful and artistic approach, merging different elements to create cohesive and dynamic furniture pieces.
Product Launches
The document announces the launch of new color variations for the FlowerPot and Topan lamps by &tradition, maintaining their iconic status while appealing to modern tastes. The Palette Desk series is also introduced, featuring a mix of marble, stained ash veneer, and satin polished brass.
Conclusion
The document concludes by celebrating the enduring legacy of these designers, whose work continues to resonate with new generations, transcending cultural and temporal boundaries.
Product Overview
The document provides detailed specifications for various furniture and lighting products designed by different designers. Each product is categorized by type, such as chairs, tables, rugs, lighting, and accessories, with specific details on materials, dimensions, colors, and lead times.
Chairs
The chairs, such as the Catch Chair JH2 by Jaime Hayon and In Between SK1 by Sami Kallio, are made from solid wood and form-pressed veneer. They come in various finishes like white oiled oak and smoked oiled oak, with options for different fabrics and leathers.
Tables
Dining tables like the In Between SK3 & SK4 and SK5 & SK6 by Sami Kallio are crafted from solid oak and available in different sizes and finishes. The NA Table by Norm Architects features a powder-coated steel structure with oak legs.
Rugs
The Moor and Another Rug collections by All the Way to Paris are handloom-woven using New Zealand wool and viscose, available in various sizes and colors.
Lighting
The Marble Light series by Studio Vit and the Passepartout series by Jaime Hayon offer pendant and ceiling lamps made from materials like Bianco Carrara marble and aluminum, compatible with energy-efficient bulbs.
Accessories
The True Colours vases by Lex Pott are made from materials like brass and copper, available in multiple sizes and colors.
Key Features
Each product is designed with attention to detail, offering customization options in materials and finishes. Lead times for custom orders are typically 6-8 weeks.
Product Overview
  • Formakami Series: Designed by Jaime Hayon in 2015, this series includes pendant lamps made from ivory white paper and black stained oak, with dimensions ranging from Ø46cm to Ø70cm. They use E27 bulbs with a maximum of 60 watts and are compatible with energy classes A++ to E.
  • Array JK1: A chandelier by Sofie Refer, Jakob Staerand, and Jesper Kongshaug from 2011, featuring lacquered aluminium and acrylic diffuser. It uses built-in LEDs with a total length of 250cm and is compatible with energy classes A++ to A.
  • Bellevue Series: Designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1929, this series includes wall, table, and floor lamps made from satin polished brass and lacquered aluminium. They use E14 bulbs with a maximum of 40 watts and are compatible with energy classes A++ to E.
  • Topan VP6: A pendant lamp by Verner Panton from 1959, made from lacquered aluminium with a 3-meter fabric cord. It uses an E27 bulb with a maximum of 40 watts and is compatible with energy classes A++ to E.
  • Flowerpot Series: Designed by Verner Panton in the late 1960s, this series includes pendant and table lamps made from lacquered metal. They use E27 bulbs with a maximum of 40 watts and are compatible with energy classes A++ to E.
  • Utzon Lamp JU1: A pendant lamp by Jørn Utzon from 1947, made from lacquered steel with a 4-meter fabric cord. It uses an E27 bulb with a maximum of 60 watts and is compatible with energy classes A++ to E.
  • Mass Light Series: Designed by Norm Architects in 2012, this series includes pendants and chandeliers made from marble, copper or brass, and opal glass. They use G9 bulbs with a maximum of 40 watts and are compatible with energy classes B to E.
  • Ice Chandelier SR6 – SR10: A chandelier by Sofie Refer from 2006, made from mouth-blown glass and anodised aluminium. It uses G4 bulbs with a maximum of 10 watts and is compatible with energy class C.
  • Copenhagen Pendant SC8: Designed by Space Copenhagen in 2014, this pendant lamp is made from lacquered aluminium with a 6-meter fabric cord. It uses an E27 bulb with a maximum of 150 watts and is compatible with energy classes A++ to E.
  • Trash Me VV1: A table lamp by Victor Vetterlein from 2010, made from paper pulp with a 2-meter fabric cord. It uses an E27 bulb with a maximum of 40 watts and is compatible with energy classes A++ to E.
  • Spinning Light Series: Designed by Benjamin Hubert in 2010, this series includes pendant lamps made from lacquered aluminium. They use E27 bulbs with a maximum of 60 watts and are compatible with energy classes A++ to E.
  • Bulb SR1 and Mega Bulb SR2: Designed by Sofie Refer, these pendant lamps are made from mouth-blown glass with a 3-meter cord. They use E27 bulbs with a maximum of 60 watts and are compatible with energy classes A++ to E.
Design and Production
  • Concept and creative direction by All the Way to Paris.
  • Photography by Mikkel Rahr Mortensen, Petra Bindel, and Casper Sejersen.
  • Styling by All the Way to Paris.
  • Articles by Julie Ralphs.
  • Printed at Narayana Press.
Company Information

&tradition, Papirøen, Trangravsvej 24, DK - 1436 Copenhagen K. Website: andtradition.com ©&tradition 2016

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Catalog excerpts

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A L L T H E WAY TO PA R I S A R N E J ACO B S E N BENJAMIN HUBERT FLEMMING LASSEN J A I M E H AYO N JØRN UTZON L E X P OT T LU C A N I C H E T TO MIA HAMBORG NORM ARCHITECTS ONTWERPDUO SAMI KALLIO SAMUEL WILKINSON SOFIE REFER S PAC E CO P E N H AG E N STUDIO VIT V E R N E R PA N TO N V I C TO R V E T T E R L E I N

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The idea is to make the structure balance be­ ween a co­ erent minima­ ist spatial art t h l instal­ ation - drawing on inspiration from works of artists and architects such as Donald l Judd, Richard Serra and Peter Eisenman, combi­ ed with classic architectural elements n from the village - the main street, the alley, the square, the tower, the city wall. each house in this village - twelve in total - is built with a completely matt monochrome exterior like an architectural model landscape in 1:1 revealing each house very differen­ tiated interior with its own function and purpose. One house...

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“Flower Power” was the slogan for the peace and love movement championed by a generation who questioned authority and the es­ ta­ lishment, eager to embrace b counter culture ideals. At the same time, there was an intense focus on the race into outer space, where designers where put to the task of designing a utopic future. Enter Verner Panton. A playful, provocative and prolific architect and designer keen on challenging the status quo. Boldly breaking away from the strict design dictates of Bauhaus, with its starkness, severity and straight lines, Panton was a pioneer pursuing more fluid forms....

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Verner Panton remains one of the most radical Danish designers of all time, given his avant-garde approach to fluid shapes previously impossible, along with his palette of vivid colours and striking geometric patterns. Panton’s penchant for playful provocation took him beyond designing furniture, lighting, textiles, posters and rugs to creating entire environments akin to visually immersive experiences. Earning him admiration the world over for his convic­ ion t to continuously question convention. The FlowerPot Lamps became synonymous with the Flower Power movement from the late 60s. Reflecting...

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Verner Panton remains one of the most radical Danish designers of all time, given his avant-garde approach to fluid shapes previously impossible, along with his palette of vivid colours and striking geometric patterns. Panton’s penchant for playful provocation took him beyond designing furniture, lighting, textiles, posters and rugs to creating entire environments akin to visually immersive experiences. Earning him admiration the world over for his conviction to continuously question convention. Even before the Pop Art Movement gained momentum, Verner Panton was leagues ahead of his contemporaries...

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Jaime Hayon is a Spanish artist / designer with offices in Italy, Spain and Japan. Known for his deep respect for artisan skills, finely-crafted details and a passion for play, Hayon is considered one of the most influ­ n­ ial creators of our time, blurring the e t lines between art, decoration and design. A prolific designer always seeking new design hori­ ons, his scope of work extends z from furniture, lighting and home ac­ es­ c sories to hotel and retail interiors, as well as ceramics, shoes and timepieces. Spanish artist / designer Jaime Hayon brings a suspended sense of ani­ mation to...

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Jaime Hayon is a Spanish artist / designer with offices in Italy, Spain and Japan. Known for his deep respect for artisan skills, finely-crafted details and a passion for play, Hayon is considered one of the most influ­ n­ ial creators of our time, blurring the e t lines between art, decoration and design. A prolific designer always seeking new design hori­ ons, his scope of work extends z from furniture, lighting and home ac­ es­ c sories to hotel and retail interiors, as well as ceramics, shoes and timepieces. Just like the name implies, the Passepartout Lamps by Spanish artist / designer Jaime...

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All The Way To Paris is a Copenhagen-­ based graphic design studio founded in 2004 by Petra Olsson Gendt and Tanja Vibe. Since 2004, ATWTP has grown into an international team of eight designers, creating award-winning solutions for a broad spectrum of visual communications including rugs, fabrics and design objects. Inspired by the vast, heather-covered hills in the countryside of their native Scandinavia, the Moor rugs by All The Way To Paris capture the ambience of the landscape. “This collection of rugs focuses on texture, shape and depth of colour – not patterns,” explain founders and Partners...

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A LAMP WITH A LEGACY Back in 1929, Arne Jacobsen and Flemming Lassen’s “House of the Future” was an early indication of his forward thinking vision. A round house built with a helicopter landing pad on the roof and a garage door that opened automatically (unheard of in those days). There were built-in typewriters, a convey­ or tube for receiving mail and a kitchen replete with ready-made meals. Including an antenna on the roof to collect electricity to be transferred wirelessly. A concept inconceivable at the time. This brought Jacobsen recognition as a name worth knowing, and the chance to design...

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Arne Jacobsen is one of the most influential Danish architects of the 20th century, defined by his pure, fluid lines and streamlined designs. Highlights from his countless archi­­ tural achievements tec­ include designing the SAS Royal Hotel Copenhagen and Danmarks National bank, as well as numerous other lamps, furniture, textiles, wallpaper and silverware. Jacobsen’s designs can be found in museums, galleries and private collections around the world. The Bellevue Lamp is one of the signature pieces from Danish design master, Arne Jacobsen. Slim, statuesque and imbued with a timeless simplicity,...

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Product category Materials Dimensions (cm/in) Stock items 8-10 wks. lead-time Sofa Solid oak base, internal solid wood frame, CMHR foam, fabric or leather upholstery. H: 82cm/32.3in, D: 62cm/24.4in, L: 200cm/78.7in, Seating height: 40c m/17.3in. White oiled oak / Sunniva 2 242 Smoked oiled oak / Sunniva 2 242 Black lacquered oak / Balder 3 192 Oiled or Black lacquered oak / Silk aniline leather. Other fabrics/leathers and COM available upon request. Product category Materials Dimensions (cm/in) Stock items 8 wks. lead-time Sofa Structure in wood and metal with no-zag springs. CMHR foam, Comforell...

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