Accessoires
Lighttube.sys designed by Matthias Meinharter
Lightube.sys is a simple and practicable modular Hi-tech lamp.
/“light - flowing through tubes, like water - leaking out of all holes.”/
Disposal Series designed by mano design
Air-sickness bags were the inspiration for a series of vases and dishes designed by Hedwig Rotter.
Gletscher designed by Sebastian Menschhorn
Like a chunk of ice struck from a glacier - glass, cut like a sculpture.
A glass block is cut for as long and as deep until no sphericity remains.
Gletscher by Lobmeyr
Like a chunk of ice struck from a glacier - glass, cut like a sculpture.
A glass block is cut for as long and as deep until no sphericity remains.
Laser lighter designed by Valentin Vodev
Due to its round, small form, the lighter is very practical and handy – used for lighting candles or to light up cigarettes.
Vase Vario by Augarten Wien
Vario, is a multifunctional vase that was developed by the internationally renowned Austrian designer Gottfried Palatin. The shape and size of the vase, with its clear and aesthetic styling, are perfect for diplaying banquets of flowers. But in no time at all it can be changed into a quite different vase ideal for a “single flower“.
Vienna designed by design by f maurer I vienna
The Vienna CD furniture joins two seemingly incomparative styles: Baroque and High-tech. In a traditionally handmade, golden baroque frame the Austrian designer f maurer puts a metallic structure, in which exactly 288 CDs can be arranged.
Candy Dishes by Lobmeyr
Oswald Haerdtl, one of the most versatile architects during the first half of the 20th century, worked closely together with Lobmeyr. One of the highlights of the combined creativity is seen in this remarkable design from the year 1925.
deta designed by produktmanufaktur
deta is an illuminated showcase to be placed or suspended. A playful handling of light is desired.
Moonstruck Flower designed by feinedinge*
moonstruck light objects are slip casted and perforated – each sphere is 100% handcrafted. No stencils are used with the flower pattern, which makes each piece a bit different and unique. By using a clear light bulb, the floral patterns are drawn all over walls and ceilings.
If this effect is undesired, simply use an opaque light bulb.
Dear Customer, if you are interested in other product variants that you can’t find on our platform please contact us: info@pureaustriandesign.com
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cool
i bought it, how many time does it need to ship to brazil?
answerposted by: js | May 19, 2007 10:53 AM
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