Nami, dal giapponese “onda”, è una metafora di luce: l’onda di vetro che rinfrange la luce delle molteplici sorgenti luminose misteriosamente celate al suo interno. Il vetro e la luce, i due elementi chiave, convivono in armonia esaltandosi e valorizzandosi a vicenda. Caratterizzata da un segno grafico forte e da un’immagine pulita e raffinata che si imprime facilmente nella memoria, si evolve nello spazio calibrando linee curve e superfici, leggerezza e dinamismo._________ Nami, from the Japanese "wave", is a metaphor of light: the glass wave that refracts the light of the many light sources mysteriously hidden inside. Glass and light, the two key elements, coexist in harmony, enhancing and enhancing each other. Characterized by a strong graphic sign and a clean and refined image that easily imprints itself on the memory, it evolves in space calibrating curved lines and surfaces, lightness and dynamism.

Mondrian® steel doors were used as the balcony doors boast slim frames that allow an incredible amount of light to flood this previously dark terrace home.

Photos : Eric Laignel
Design ideas for a contemporary living room in Paris.

Three track minimal windows sliding door with lacquered marine plywood cladding was installed into this home to create the perfect indoor- outdoor living space. Images sent by Tony Timmington and Tuc Kodal at Architecture WK.

An attractive alternative to the traditional planter with a good drainage system and easy ability to be moved around. Create your own special herb garden on your balcony or patio. Available in a range of colours. Dimensions: L:119 W:25 H:54 cm (Tray height: 19cm, Vol: 40L), Price - $1,018

Deliciously inviting, the Foxtail is inspired by the 19th Century Regency style. Recline in comfort against the plump headboard with gorgeous button details. Pictured in Claret grade 2 fabric in kingsize. £745. Available in over 50 different colours and also available as a divan, with or without storage. Visit our site, to see your bed or divan in your choice of colour and to order your free fabric samples. Photographer: Tim Young