You can choose your ramps at will here be described berbaggai carp type floor. Ten years ago Bazon Brock discuss this issue from the world at your feet in his book Welt zu Deinen Fussen, which he subtitled den Boden im Blick: Naturwerk – Kunstwerk – Vorwerk (Floor visible – nature of work – a work of art – Vorwerk). The book was a piece commissioned and explore the neglected dimension of art and historical-cultural platform in which the world seemed to rest, but that every now and then shaken. Karl May, Brock writes, teaches our children to look like American Indians did not, when we were roaming about the area:. One eye on the ground directly in front of our feet, the other five hundred feet to the front When you run faster is important to superimpose two different horizons of vision. Looking ahead, you see prominent structure of the soil. Raised profile and contour lines to the front. You also see things in an abstract way Looking closer you see the specifics., In other words, you divide the field of vision to the details.

That is a statement about the program for Vorwerk Scale program launched in 2009. Johannes Schulte, Managing Director of the company since 2003, commissioned the architect Hadi Teherani to create an innovative tile design. And the result was not a special design but offer the greatest possibility of module scope and depth of application. This is the idea of the design office Teherani’s (with Elke Malek as project manager) and Ina Struve, who is the Head of Design Vorwerk. The basic idea is to abandon the conventional scheme in the format 50 x 50 inches. In addition to 1×1 meter format, 60×60 cm, there are half and quarter size, which makes for an ideal combination and kit building to meet the different forms of flooring. Not only can the size, color, quality, three-dimensional surface and the tread will vary, especially computer-based planning tool also will soon be available. This will enable the production of images on the floor, said Teherani. All the more so in the version of “Freescale” which can be used to create free-form floor.

DMengubah floor into the world and new concepts transflooring tourism trade fairs: Swissbau (Basel), Contractworld (Hannover) and IMM (Cologne). In Basel, the selected range of conference and contract collection will be exhibited, in Hanover tile designs new collection “Scale” will be the stage, with visitors to the program above Passagen Cologne furniture fair were invited to try the tile in Meiré and Meiré in Lichtstraße In “Pure Village” IMM Cologne . It also displays collections of high quality new homes.

Vorwerk Dialogue will be published to coincide with the tour Transflooring. In 1998, Dialog collection marks the experimentation phase of the public to the company, a new way to enter a dialogue with society. At the time of synaesthetic concepts of the 1980s were formative. It does not matter so much whether someone is an artist, architect or designer but whether he can contribute to the creative reinterpretation of our world. And they could have! Roy Lichtenstein, David Hockney, Sam Francis, Norman Foster, Michael Graves, Arata Isozaki, Jean Nouvel, Gerhard Richter, Zaha Hadid, Richard Meier, Sol LeWitt, Matteo Thun, Oswald Mathias Ungers and Mimmo Paladino – the list still sounds exciting today. They created patterns of large-format, tufted and woven carpets, which are no longer emitting uniformity but the interior design elements.

Some designers are involved, such as Zaha Hadid, chosen to realize the initial series rugs are mass produced by Vorwerk, others enjoy in overcoming the gap between art on the walls and the world at your feet. Creative documented in a series of publications called Bodenreform (Floor reform). And at that moment seemed inevitable. Floor, writes Wolfgang Nagel 1988 in Manager Magazin, is a neutral surface, which patiently tolerated all the ideas and weird ramblings expert interior decorators just never thought about the floor after everything has been decided. That is at the very end. This approach is radically new and met with enthusiastic public response, particularly in the area of real estate there is no evidence in the case of many brave individuals design their own assets. Vorwerk make a run at one time, but the first wave of post-modern interior design soon faded under his feet.

Vorwerk carpet, which in the past known above all for their flat, airtight surfaces, now make a new structure on the floor. Carpets with different pile heights to create new attractions for both the eye and our sense of touch. Compared with the previous collection of cool color range and reduced to the current tone. compressed yarn from New Zealand virgin wool literally grew into the room. Carpet is now present themselves as three-dimensional interior design elements, as a new space module that helps to sharpen the tactile senses. This is useful feeling the floor again. Or as Bazon Brock wrote in the publication mentioned in the introduction: Vorwerk, the production team who listen to grow as your carpet and I heard the turf at football stadiums. More

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