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Merve Kahraman Creates Aesthetically Fluid Interior Products
May 24, 2021
Unique, daring, nostalgic. That’s how the namesake founder of Merve Kahraman Products & Interiors characterizes her work. Global, Memphis, and Fornasetti-esque could be other descriptors. After studying interior design at Milan’s Istituto Europeo di Design and product design at London’s Central Saint Martins, then cutting her teeth at Tom Dixon’s and Tord Boontje’s studios, Kahraman moved back to her native Istanbul to launch her own firm. Ensuing residential projects there and in New York, where she now lives, kickstarted her line of furnishings. “Inspiration can come from mythology or outer space,” she says. For her 2021 collection, the latter is evident in Starboy, a velvet-upholstered ottoman on a polished-chrome base, and Ziron, a 45-inch-
Amber alert: Here s how to introduce up-to-the-minute brown glass in your home The colours emulate old-fashioned boiled sweets in shades that range from barley sugar to cola cubes
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Clear and amber glass panels were recently installed into Kol, a new, modern Mexican restaurant by former Noma chef Santiago Lastra.
One of the smartest accent pieces available in amber is Miniforms Soda, a coffee table by Greek designer Yiannis Ghikas that has been made using hand-blown Murano glass.
A talking point portable table lamp option is Bonta by Artemide, which has a Topaz milk glass base and a ‘bowl’ top that you can fill with olives or nuts, is available from Chaplins.
Design has become a new art movement according to Ruben de la Rive Box and Golnar Roshan, who are using industrial design processes to explore the qualities of light, colour and reflection.
The Amsterdam-based design duo, collectively known as Rive Roshan, are presenting a series of sculptural objects and installations in the exhibition Shifting Perspectives, which opens this week at Museum Jan in Amstelveen.
Golnar Roshan and Ruben de la Rive Box. Photo is by Dunja Opalko
These works are designed to highlight natural phenomena, such as the reflection of light on water, or the way a shadow falls on a surface.
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