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Hillsideout - blooming skyline console

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The blooming skyline furniture. The blooming skyline collection was inspired by the ancestral relationship between growing cities and star constellations. They are reverted towards the ground because they are imaginary cities built following star constellations. Historical changes in architecture are evoked through the use of wood and transparent Plexiglas for the "houses". Handcrafted wild cherry wood, plexiglass, 3 lambda prints, screws of brass, epoxy resin.

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up]side[down furniture

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The principal component of the. Is a console made of handcrafted wood and plexiglass. As the name suggests, some elements can be turned the other way round or up, or inside out. Has a pyramidal trunk - typical of the 18th century - a chunky version of the Louis XVI style. The six transparent boxes through which the pictures can be observed are reversible. By turning them around they become a receptacles - able to contain objects of everyday life. Switching them around again the "openings" level o...

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Hillsideout - MOSAICED CHAIR

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Is part of the mosaiced furniture collection that finds its inspiration in the element 'water'. This couple is made of two restored chairs from 1790, which belong to the style of Louis XVI. The chairs are lightened through the sitting made of a transparent plexiglass plate. The colored mosaics above, which are immersed in resin, refer to the Romanesque period but through a contemporary use of materials. The transparency permits a new way of using antique chairs, which makes them even more unique.

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small up]side[down console

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The small up]side[down console. Is made of handcrafted wood and plexiglass; the form of the two table legs remind a pyramidal trunk - typical of the 18th century - a chunky version of the Louis XVI style. As the title suggests, some elements can be turned the other way round or up, or inside out. Two of the three transparent boxes on the table top through which architectural pictures. L 130 cm x D 44 cm x H 79 cm unique editions: 10 1 a.p. L 150 cm x D 44 cm x H 80 cm.

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Hillsideout - CROOKED HOUSE

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The crooked furniture collection. Presents a continuation of our ongoing research in construction vs. destruction and features curved elements. The continuous architectural transformation of historical buildings lead to the idea of an organic furniture collection that is able to emphasize the leitmotiv 'I don't fall' and to combine contradictory elements. The crooked house represents a real showcase. L 61 cm x P 48 cm x H 150 cm unique editions.

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Hillsideout - slide wineglass shelf

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Stainless steel, handcrafted chestnut wood, plexiglass, switch, two leds powered by 9 V batteries. L 76 cm x P 18 cm x H 13 cm. The SLIDE WINEGLASS SHELF, intended for kitchen use, is made of stainless steel and handcrafted chestnut wood and comes with the additional possibility of hanging up to six wineglasses underneath. When the lights are turned on or off the color of the shelf becomes or warm or cold. HILLSIDEOUT Mehringer Str. 39A D-13465 Berlin info@hillsideout.com.

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Hillsideout - the screen dreamers

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Chaac" is a narrative and anthropological boiserie-separé for interiors. It can be used as a wall decoration as well as a separé, which divides a space. The piece is entirely made of handcrafted wood with inserts of photographical images, plexiglass and spying mirrors. The openings made in wood form a stylised mask. Which was inspired by the Maya rain divinity, Chaac. So we combined Pelote images with historical images of the billiards factory Hermelin in Milan. Two worlds became one. The screens, adapte...

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Hillsideout - the bench.

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The two seater bench intended for interior use is made of an old cast iron frame coming from France from the beginning of the 20th century, transparent plexiglass and images related to landscapes in the Italian region Emilia-Romagna which is meant to be an extension of nature. The writing around the bench says Whoever does not understand the silence cannot hear it speak which refers to the problematic of a huge amount of abandoned but beautiful places. L 110 cm x D 40 cm x H 80 cm unique edition. This tw...

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raku tea-tables

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Video of working process. Are joyful furniture pieces which combine very different traditions, whilst at the same time, managing to be contemporary thanks to their playful form and unusual combination of antique elements. Each single piece affirms aesthetical and functional balance. Of apparently disparate ideas, materials and techniques, having Eastern as well as Western origins. Snow, fire and wood. These are the elements, incorporated in this series. Taken by the scientist W.A. Bentley. He...HILLSIDEO...

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Hillsideout - Sp[eye]Me-Desk

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This writing desk for left- and right-handers. And for two persons finds its inspiration in the concept of the 'double', the seen and unseen, and the consequences of a thought that are brought together in the word 'reflect'. Simple inventions like mirror reflections or a wooden box, which amplifies the sound, reflect the need of concentration vs. distraction but also of contemporary and technological without the use of cables. L 155 cm x D 72 cm x H 79 cm unique editions.