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Copacabana by Jaime Hayon
August 29, 2010
If you know me relatively well, you probably know that I have a list of about five words that I just cannot stand--descriptive words having nothing to do with design...just general words I dislike.
There is only one design-related word that just always sounded a bit vulgar to me: sconce. For me, it's one of the dirty words in design. Don't try and look into this any further or ask for an explanation because I know it makes no sense. It's simply an idiosyncrasy I sport.
So lets just call the Copacana, by the super-talented Jaime Hayon, a beautiful "wall-mounted light fixture" for Metalarte and admire all its simple beauty. Available in black and white all the way from Spain. Got to love those Spaniards!
Posted by Ghislaine Viñas on August 29, 2010 |
Comments (2)
June 17, 2012
In response to:
Copacabana by Jaime HayonWilliam commented:
I hear that you have to be cufarel when buniyg gear by Fritz Hansen as there are an awful lot of fakes floating around. Then again i appreciate it purely for the aesthetic so i wouldn't care if i came across a fake, although obviously wouldn't want to pay the exorbitant price
June 16, 2012
In response to:
Copacabana by Jaime HayonJesus commented:
Petit pierre / Bonjour,Si je peux me pettrmree de te donner un conseil, tu devrais penser a mettre un tapis. Cela re9chaufferais toute ta pie8ce sans perdre le cf4te9 minimalisme que tu veux donner a ton appart.
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