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The universal furniture for all situations from USM

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The universal furniture for all situations from USM There are few pieces of furniture that are truly universal. The modular furniture system from USM is one of them, even though it was not initially intended for mass production. The classic from 1965, which has long since been included in the permanent collection of MoMA, was strictly speaking a waste product of architecture - but admittedly of a particularly intelligent architecture. The Swiss company Ulrich Schärer Münsingen, founded in 1885, had made a name for itself in metal construction and sheet metal processing. When it was decided to build a new factory at the beginning of the 1960s, the company commissioned the architect Fritz Haller from Solothurn. In order to be able to expand the production facilities at any time, he avoided a self-contained construction. Instead, his building was a system of steel construction elements that could be expanded at will. When the building was finished and the furnishing of the offices was

Marrocan passion

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Marrocan passion "Paris#Marrakech II": On December 30, Artcurial closes the auction year with French and African artworks in Paris and Marrakech. In 1917, French painter Jacques Majorelle discovered Marrakech, its landscape, colors and light. 100 years after his arrival, the artist who created the famous Jardin Majorelle is again on everyone's lips. Just recently, the newly opened Yves Saint Laurent Museum dedicated a special exhibition to him, and at the end of the year, the artist is now at the center of the auction "Paris#Marrakech II" of the French auction house Artcurial, which will take place on December 30, 2017 in Paris and via live conference simultaneously in Marrakech. Up for auction are 70 works by Majorelle and his contemporaries, plus African contemporary art. With "Le Marché aux dattes" from the 1940s and "Les Allamates, Marrakech", two particularly important paintings by Majorelle are in focus. The most expensive lot, how

The practical operating system from Gira impresses with versatility

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The practical operating system from Gira impresses with versatility The push button sensor 3 is probably the most compact operating unit from Gira for controlling the various bus functions of a building in a particularly flexible manner. If the user's requirements and wishes change, the sensor can be easily reprogrammed. The choice of functions depends on the number of buttons, each of which can be labeled individually. The pratkic pushbutton sensor is manufactured in three variants: Basic , Comfort and Plus . Here, the Push Button Sensor 3 Basic is intended for the basic functions of the KNX/EIB system and is primarily used to control lighting and lighting scenarios. The push button sensor 3 comfort additionally offers practical software functions as well as the possibility to assign a further higher-level status message to each button - for example for alarm messages - and has a temperature sensor. The Pushbutton 3 Plus also offers a room temperature controller and the op

Browsing Category Dietary Supplements

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Browsing Category Dietary Supplements I would like to share my Cosphera experience with you today. I am a big fan of nutritional supplements and test myself regularly through it. I find the topic very interesting and have already achieved some success with beauty supplements . Perhaps you have noticed that I had a hair transplant a few weeks ago. In order to strengthen hair roots from inside , prevent brittle hair and hair loss , I have been taking Cosphera Hair Vitamin Capsules. Vitamins and supplements were recommended to me by a doctor after my hair transplant, so I started looking for good products. All Cosphera products are manufactured without animal ingredients and the use of genetic engineering ( GMO-free ). They contain no gelatine and gluten and are lactose-free . Also on addition of flavors as well as colorings and preservatives is consistently renounced. In addition, they have high quality standards , the production facility in Germany is certified according to GMP, IS

This is the florist of the royal wedding

This is the florist of the royal wedding Allegedly, Meghan Markle found her florist Philippa Craddock via Google. We introduce her - along with the top 20 florists in the world who would be an equal alternative to Craddock. The flamboyant créateur: staging floral couture for Hermès. Baptiste Pitou, Paris Traditional company: Proust came daily for his buttonhole flower. Instagram content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. Picturesque: bouquets inspired by artists of all eras. Nue Atelier Floral, Paris. Great style: head florist at the Four Seasons in Paris. Jeff Leatham, Paris. Jeff Leatham, Paris. Blooming fantasies also for Sofia Coppola's and François Ozon's films. Instagram content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. Japanese-inspired aesthetics, supplies royal families and UNICEF. Daniel Ost, Brussels. Loud Flemish still life, repurposed at Hoxton Street. Hattie Fox, London. The author's store o

Studio 11 designed a start-up office in Minsk

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Studio 11 designed a start-up office in Minsk Colorful, modern and innovative - this is how Appodeal's headquarters in Minsk presents itself. The interior design of the 1,000-square-meter office space in a free-standing, five-story building was handled by the local Studio 11, which specializes in contemporary office fit-outs for start-ups and young companies in the up-and-coming metropolis. by Judith Jenner, Oct. 01, 2020 On the first floor of the new Appodeal location, a massive counter welcomes visitors. Despite its granite look, it appears almost floating - thanks to the strip of light on the floor. Behind it, the logo shines in neon tubes with retro charm on dark blue tiles. Anyone wanting to find their way around the predominantly white office simply follows the pictograms on the floor. They guide you through the snail shell-like floor plan - past the reception, the large communal kitchen, administration and meeting rooms - and, together with labels, create a graphic navig

Thanks to the wings, there is never a screw loose in this light by Hun Young.

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Thanks to the wings, there is never a screw loose in this light by Hun Young. Demountable space wonder Its name suggests it: London-based Hyunyoung Park was inspired by the crane to create his new luminaire. The design of Crane is reminiscent of a T adjusted horizontally with a wing nut. Either one or two metal brackets joined together can be fixed in a slotted wooden round rod, bulb and socket rest loosely in a metal ring. Depending on the place of use, the lamp can thus be used as indirect room light directed at the wall or ceiling, or with the head lowered as a reading light. The wooden rod becomes stable with a three-legged metal base. Due to the simple technical implementation, all parts can be quickly disassembled and stored in a space-saving manner. Colorful accents are set by the green lacquer finish that fades into white and the dark green textile cable. tp How To Prune Clematis Plants For Optimal Growth

This Ukrainian Mother Buried Both Of Her Sons Just Six Days Apart

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“God takes the very best ones.”