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The goal was to create an object that could be used individually, but that would be more funny when shared. It is made by a curved wood profile that follows the lines of the body. The design concept is inspired by the mother’s hand as a symbol of protection and kindness.
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Why you design furniture for children? Actually, it was a first time when we designed a project for children, but we are sure that it will not be the last one, because we really enjoyed it! Children are much more creative than adults are and they are the best clients that ever designer may have.
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Tell us about your background. How did you become a designer? My name is Floris Hovers (1976) I live and work in Raamsdonkveer (NL), where I also grew up. After a foundation course in construction engineering and following a study in advertising and presentation techniques, I graduated in 2004 from the Design Academy Eindhoven. In
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Tell us about your background. How did you become a designer? As a child of an architect and an educator/artist, both musically gifted, I was destined for the arts from an early age. But what is a young rebel to do? Study economics, of course. Fortunately I eventually came round and decided on a study course
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For the first time afilii – platform for design + architecture for kids presents during the Fuori Salone 2017 at Ventura Lambrate 14 young designers and upcoming brands from seven countries. afilii introduces stimulating and creative toys, accessories and furniture for children with a story behind – products which engage kids with design, sensuality and
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Why you design products for children? Our studio designs for adults as well as for children. We find children-oriented design to be particularly interesting and important for us, as we realize the responsibility of working on products intended for kids. Apart from meeting safety requirements, our furniture for kids should improve imagination, encourage fun, and support the
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Kids tend to have more of an open eye and an open spirit. They are less tainted than designers because they are not overexposed to art and design.
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Tell us about your background. How did you become a designer? After the Art academy in France I went to the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam to the architectural design department. In my last year i got my first child; Myrdin, he was our department baby and my inspiration for some furniture for children. Why you
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The main goal should have to be creating products and furnitures able to stimulate kids creativity, built with excellent materials and ecofriendly.
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Tell us about your background. How did you become a designer? First I studied to Florist, and after that I worked in the flowershops. Then I went to study in Ceramics and glass design to Kuopio, where I did my BA. After that I get in to Aalto University to study my Master We live
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