Jordi Ribaudí - 无靠背长软椅 - 牛皮 - 空气

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Henri Daumont
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曾任ISG商学院设计史教师,拥有Midi设计店八年经验。

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Jordi Ribaudí 设计的 Aire 当代极简棕米色皮革坐凳,来自西班牙,牛皮材质,橡胶内衬,长100 cm、直径110 cm、高度35 cm,重量5000 g,2020 年及以后生产,未使用。

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Contemporary Brown Leather Pouf Cow Unique Handmade Aire_4 by Jordi Ribaudí.

The air gives it shape and fills it, in return the leather gives it the image and protects it. They become two disparate elements, opposed, but working in symbiosis. Characteristic of the material that covers us all living beings, and that at the same time has served as a protector and container in all human cultures. In this case, the leather protects something as ethereal and delicate as the air.

BA in Industrial Design. In 1996, Jordi Ribaudí founded Estudi Ribaudí, which specializes in product design, furniture and lighting. As an interior designer, he collaborates with well-known fashion brands.
In 2005, he started the restoration of a 19th century tannery, where he moved his studio and which in turn became an exhibition and promotion space for Igualada’s old industrial district.
Since 2009, he has been promoting REC.0, an innovative project to give visibility to architectural heritage through the temporary installation of “pop up” shops in abandoned tanneries.
As a result of this project, he started to contact and make friends with the tanners in the area, get to know their work and the possibilities of the material. He begins to explore and experiment with leather. Finally in 2015 he starts the TORU project. A mixture of ideas and sensations turned into objects.
In 2019 he started his collection Mimesis, a series of seats made with finish pine wood and buffalo water cow leather from Sicily.

His works have been exhibited in Collectible Fair Brussels (BE), Design Miami Fair, Abu Dabi, Paris and other cities.

Contemporary Brown Leather Pouf Cow Unique Handmade Aire_4 by Jordi Ribaudí.

The air gives it shape and fills it, in return the leather gives it the image and protects it. They become two disparate elements, opposed, but working in symbiosis. Characteristic of the material that covers us all living beings, and that at the same time has served as a protector and container in all human cultures. In this case, the leather protects something as ethereal and delicate as the air.

BA in Industrial Design. In 1996, Jordi Ribaudí founded Estudi Ribaudí, which specializes in product design, furniture and lighting. As an interior designer, he collaborates with well-known fashion brands.
In 2005, he started the restoration of a 19th century tannery, where he moved his studio and which in turn became an exhibition and promotion space for Igualada’s old industrial district.
Since 2009, he has been promoting REC.0, an innovative project to give visibility to architectural heritage through the temporary installation of “pop up” shops in abandoned tanneries.
As a result of this project, he started to contact and make friends with the tanners in the area, get to know their work and the possibilities of the material. He begins to explore and experiment with leather. Finally in 2015 he starts the TORU project. A mixture of ideas and sensations turned into objects.
In 2019 he started his collection Mimesis, a series of seats made with finish pine wood and buffalo water cow leather from Sicily.

His works have been exhibited in Collectible Fair Brussels (BE), Design Miami Fair, Abu Dabi, Paris and other cities.

详细资料

特定原产地
Barcelona
皮革类型
cowhide
款式子类型
极简主义
重量
5000 g
时代
2000年后
标题附加信息
Aire
物品件数
1
国家
西班牙
设计师/艺术家/制作者
Jordi Ribaudí
材质
橡胶, 皮革
风格
现代的
颜色
棕色, 米色
状态
作为新的 - 未使用
高度
35 cm
宽度
120 cm
深度
100 cm
直径
110 cm
推算时期
2020年及之后
西班牙经验证
9
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