Design ideas for an expansive contemporary spiral staircase in Paris.

++++ english version below ++++ texte français ci-après ++++ Für die Treppenstufen und Wangen verwendeten wir HPL (High Pressure Laminate) aus Frischfaserpapier und Phenolharz – ein Gemisch, das der Treppe eine seidenmatt-weiße Oberfläche verleiht. HPL besitzt eine besonders schlag- und kratzfeste Oberfläche, die insbesondere für stark beanspruchte Einbauten die ideale Wahl ist. Der Treppenstufenkern aus Holzwerkstoff ist mit HPL ummantelt; die 13 Millimeter dünne Treppenwange besteht komplett aus dem äußerst praktischen Material. Hokon / Masukowitz ++++ We used HPL (High Pressure Laminate) for the steps and wall strings. This material provides an extremly impact- and scratch-resistant surface with silk-mat finish and is the best choice for heavily used installations. The steps from derived timber products are coated by HPL, the wall string consists completely of this useful material and are - with just 13mm - very light. ++++ Le matériel utilisé pour l‘escalier et les limons HPL (stratifié haute pression) sont en papier de fibres vierges et de résine phénolique - un mélange qui donne à l’escalier une surface de satin blanc. HPL a une surface particulièrement résistante à l‘impact et aux rayures, le choix idéal pour des constructions très sollicitées. Le matériau des marches est en bois recouvert de HPL; le limon de 13 millimètres d’épaisseur est constitué entièrement de cette matière très pratique.

Inspiration for a contemporary staircase in Paris.

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A design that has truly stood the test of time, the 675 chair is one of the most recognised of the Twentieth Century and in 2015 was awarded the prestigious Design Guild Mark Award. Originally created in 1952, the chair’s most prominent feature is its curved walnut-veneered plywood back. Pioneering at the time, Robin Day overcame the difficulty of forming a single moulded plywood chair with armrests, by creating a bent shape using a singular curve rather than the obvious double curve. In 2014, Case worked alongside the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation, to source an original version of the 1950s chair. Case then worked alongside the Foundation to develop an authentic new model which faithfully replicates its dimensions and proportions.

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