Scandinavian Design
years
of the Great War and the First World War, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Filanda joined to form a pro particular production was named "Design
Scandinavian"
.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
wood, ceramics and glass through technology and hand finishing, gave life to 
- highly refined products.
รน used was wood, which was processed and converted easily better than any plastic or resin. Scandinavian design er much sen sible to social problems, excluding those from the production of typical objects t the consumer society.
chair of
el Sanatorium Paimio, 1935
Alvar Aalto or (1 8 98-1
976) "Fit as a reading chair, is revealed for its structural ingenuity
el '
chair of
el Sanatorium Paimio, 1935
Alvar Aalto or (1 8 98-1
976) "Fit as a reading chair, is revealed for its structural ingenuity
el '
unprecedented use of the plywood NITED of which there were EVID 
enzyme capabilities then unknown: bent, contoured shapes considerable resilience, strength and beauty. preferred 's use of wood in relation to' tubular steel, the lack of reflexes, lower heat conductivity of the ' noise absorption rather than spreading.
Aalto wanted the price of mobile f init was as low as possible, which is why the 'uitilizo materials less noble. " Ant chair (n.3100) 1952
enzyme capabilities then unknown: bent, contoured shapes considerable resilience, strength and beauty. preferred 's use of wood in relation to' tubular steel, the lack of reflexes, lower heat conductivity of the ' noise absorption rather than spreading. Aalto wanted the price of mobile f init was as low as possible, which is why the 'uitilizo materials less noble. " Ant chair (n.3100) 1952
Arne Jacobsen (1902-71 ) " Attracted by id ee organicists Eames and Saerinen, was a victim of Streamline. The theme
chair with three legs was addressed some years earlier by Charles Eames with some success, in fact its meetings were found unstable.
The seat and back are summarized in a single p Ezzo laminated plywood, and their node junction narrows to ensure flexibility. The three legs of the metal tube is connected to the seat with rubber joints.
soon became a mass production
chair with three legs was addressed some years earlier by Charles Eames with some success, in fact its meetings were found unstable.
The seat and back are summarized in a single p Ezzo laminated plywood, and their node junction narrows to ensure flexibility. The three legs of the metal tube is connected to the seat with rubber joints.
soon became a mass production
. "
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