LAZY OBJECTS
3daysofdesign
In the exhibition lazy objects atelier axo displays elements of a conceptual study of furniture designs that embrace the importance of slowing down. The designs evolve around a typology of furniture that are normally associated with rest or laziness.
The exhibition includes Scarlett Daybed (a place to take a nap); Otto Puff (named after the office dog – a break for your feet) and Lazy Haley (a table where everyone can reach everything without too much effort) alongside scale models in 1:5 and the wall-mounted reliefs tavler. Each tavle refers to a furniture and holds the duality of both being an abstract signature piece as well as a technical drawing method.
Brigade gallery, Vesterbrogade 75
3daysofdesign
In the exhibition lazy objects atelier axo displays elements of a conceptual study of furniture designs that embrace the importance of slowing down. The designs evolve around a typology of furniture that are normally associated with rest or laziness.
The exhibition includes Scarlett Daybed (a place to take a nap); Otto Puff (named after the office dog – a break for your feet) and Lazy Haley (a table where everyone can reach everything without too much effort) alongside scale models in 1:5 and the wall-mounted reliefs tavler. Each tavle refers to a furniture and holds the duality of both being an abstract signature piece as well as a technical drawing method.
Brigade gallery, Vesterbrogade 75
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Furniture
1:1
Lazy Haley ø110×73 cm
Otto Puff 50×50×41 cm
Scarlett Daybed 200×80×41 cm
Oak veneer, clear oil, ‘Forest Nap’ by Kvadrat, ’Square Dance’ by Jim Thompson, plywood, aluminium, ’Lazy’ by Nevotex, oak, clear oil mdf, paint
Enok Holsegaard
1:1
Lazy Haley ø110×73 cm
Otto Puff 50×50×41 cm
Scarlett Daybed 200×80×41 cm
Oak veneer, clear oil, ‘Forest Nap’ by Kvadrat, ’Square Dance’ by Jim Thompson, plywood, aluminium, ’Lazy’ by Nevotex, oak, clear oil mdf, paint
Enok Holsegaard