• Essential Oils Diffuser Reviews
    @essentialoilsdiffuserreviews
    Looking for the best essential oil aromatherapy diffuser reviews? Get the BEST essential oil diffuser reviews right here! http://cwellnessnatural.com/best-essential-oil-diffusers-reviews/
  • Daniele Bortotto
    @danielebortotto
    Nomadic Italian designer Daniele Bortotto gleans inspiration from the places he visits: “I’m always on a train,” he says. Bortotto has tapped into generations of craftsmanship found in Venice and Treviso, working with master glassblower Massimo Lunardon on his Passerelle vases; with perfumer Lorenzo Dante Ferro on a range of plucky silicone scent diffusers; and with 125-year-old textiles company Rubelli on I Sestieri, a Jacquard loom fabric that mimics the colors and textures of Venetian walls. Borotto’s craft-centric yet heady approach comes courtesy of IUAV in Venice and ECAL in Lausanne, Switzerland. Bortotto says that he mixes the practical and the theoretical, perhaps best expressed in his thesis project, a series of objects that explore scent and memory.
  • Penny Standick
    @blueskyoilsaz
    Blue Sky Oils offers high-quality pure essential oils and blends, as well as a variety of diffusers and aromatherapy supplies for everyday use. Although located in Mesa Arizona, all products are available to purchase online or by phone and ship worldwide. https://blueskyoils.com/
  • Sensitile Systems
    @sensitile_systems
    The award-winning Scintilla transforms the way materials interact with light. Scintilla reconfigures and diffuses moving shadows, producing unexpected rippling patterns. Scintilla is a 100% acrylic material employing properties of total internal reflection to channel and redirect light hitting its surface.
  • Temporary Addorisio
    @temporary_addorisio
    temporary addorisio strives to bridge the gap between contemporary and modern design. In particular, temporary addorisio is dedicated to contemporary designers and emphasizes to promote their works. For these purposes, it encourages the proximity with contemporary designers and explores their field of action: prototypes, unique pieces and selected industrial objects shall naturally concur with remarkable modern design pieces of the twentieth century. The gallery for furniture and lighting works closely together with established designers as well as with new talents; it promotes and diffuses their activities with exhibitions devoted to individual designers or specific themes. temporary addorisio assists contemporary designers multifariously and also produces limited editions of objects.
  • Aldo van den Nieuwelaar
    @aldo_van_den_nieuwelaar
    Aldo van den Nieuwelaar is a systematic modular designer; characterized by geometric abstraction, a systematic approach and a minimal use of image resources he gets to an almost timid, more anonymous and everlasting product. Not fashionable. He believes in evergreens.By analyzing his designs you will consistenly encounter the same attributes: simplicity and clarity of form. This derives from Aldo being able to reduce the design of all his products to their very essence without losing sight of the needs for which the products are designed in the first place. In designing his lamps, he for instance takes the source of light as his starting point and for this he strongly prefers using diffuse fluorescent light as it resembles daylight in its even and less distorting brightness. As can be seen with the 'Circlelight' and the 'Outline’, these lamps are more 'light objects’ with a strong spatial almost physical energy. It can be said that Aldo van den Nieuwelaar, in his work, focuses on the analytical form, in such a way that his designs can very well be used architecturally. In this way his use of images is similar to that of minimal-art artists.