Toys Berlin Perception Untitled I Table Sculpture by Vaust

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Toys berlin perception untitled i table sculpture by vaust edition of 3 + 1 a.p. Dimensions: d 32 x h … Read more Toys berlin perception untitled i table sculpture by vaust edition of 3 + 1 a.p. Dimensions: d 32 x h 44 cm materials: brass, mdf ivory shiny lacquered, oak remains of the old berliner stadtschloss, navona travertine, grey acrylic glass, leather covered mdf this piece is telling a story about a time in berlin well spent. The rich history in 18th century architecture and the the massive cultural impact of buildings such as the former (and now rebuild) berliner stadtschloss. The piece captures the existence of a well situated and educated society that is beyond berlins rough attitude and takes place in theaters, the philharmonie and old fashioned restaurants. Berlin untitled i is an homage to a reality that we experience as guests inside our own city and that happens to be a sort of guilty pleausure. Vaust is a berlin-based, award winning design studio working in the intersection of interior design, object design and creative direction. Our spatial design procedure covers various fields from residential and retail to hospitality and corporate spaces. We dedicate ourselves to unconventional thinking, distinctive aesthetics, artistic design, efficient planning and precise realization. Our object design procedure describes our creative take on one-of-a-kind items, studio own collections + projects as well as commissioned work. A new sphere emerges and is blurring the lines between furniture and art. We understand that sphere as our working basis. When working in the field of creative direction we translate our artistic and distinctive approach, enrich it with our strategic and corporate experience and apply this to brands and products as well as communication all the way from print to digital. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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