Furnitecture religion through in-depth interviews

through in-depth interviews

Household goods from “Pollopas” in particular were luxury objects for a young elite with an affinity for technology and at the same time harbingers of a new consumer society as it developed in the 1950s

Gabriela Cámara

Japanese-made multi-coloured textiles in an “African print” style were a highly sought after commodity loved by local people

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Furnitecture religion through in-depth interviewsAs the definition of designer expands and architects today create everything from jewelry to urban masterplans, a new wave of objects is transforming our interior spaces. They include bookshelves that can dynamically divide and reshape a room, chairs that create intimate room like enclosures, home office spaces within spaces, and self contained kitchen cubes that can be expanded to reveal every conceivable cooking and eating function. Furnitecture