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This innovative tile concept called Kvadrat Clouds lets out the artist in you.
Pixilated Bathroom Design Made with Mosaic Bathroom Tiles 2009
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We have featured Danish Kvadrat textiles before but their Clouds innovation is something else!
Pixilated Bathroom Design Made with Mosaic Bathroom Tiles 2009
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Paul Tahon and R & E Bouroullec 'Clouds' 2008, fabric tiles for Kvadrat "The Bouroullecs make things that are almost normal, but in the end have a point of view, an edge," Mr. Fehlbaum says of their work.
In the Comfort of One's Museum Emma Crichton-Miller 2011
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Metz design "Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec" will showcase the first comprehensive retrospective of work by the designer team known for their contributions to manufacturers such as Camper, Kartell, Alessi, Kvadrat, Vitra and Cappellini.
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Clouds is a new tile concept designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, in collaboration with Danish textiles manufacturer Kvadrat.
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Mr. Pot recommends a design from Danish textile company Kvadrat called Steelcut Trio €2,895, which comes in some 50 variations, but Gelderland itself allows buyers to choose from its entire textile archive, numbering in the thousands.
Finding Tomorrow's Heirlooms Today J. S. Marcus 2011
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They have worked for many of the great European manufacturing and design companies, including Vitra, Danish textile company Kvadrat with whom they collaborated on "Textile Field", Magis, Kartell, Established & Sons, Ligne Roset, Axor, Alessi and Issey Miyake.
In the Comfort of One's Museum Emma Crichton-Miller 2011
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Clouds is available in 2 Kvadrat fabrics, 7 colour combinations and infinite possibilities.
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Textiles from Kvadrat abide by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency “list of undesirable substances” including AZO dyes, heavy metals, bromide (flame-retardant), chlorine or PVC.
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Using eco-friendly textiles from the ultra-green Danish company Kvadrat, the brothers have created organized, versatile spaces that can be transformed to almost any imaginable use.
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