Braun Exhibition at Paul Smith

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—01-04. A collection of classics.

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From today, at the Albemarle Street Paul Smith store in London, an exhibition of classic Braun pieces will be on display. Running until October 7th, the event is curated by the team behind the excellent Braun collector's website Das Programm.

—Via Mondo Blogo
—Das Programm

Eric Timothy Carlson at Mondo Cane

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Mondo Cane
174 Duane St.
New York
September 26th - October 10th

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"Recent transplant to New York via Minneapolis, Eric Timothy Carlson has used his first year in New York City as a laboratory to create a group of new works that will be shown together at Mondo Cane for the first time".

—Eric Timothy Carlson at Mondo Cane

Kid's Chairs - Mondo Cane at Partners & Spade

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—01. Thursday, May 17th 6-9pm.
—02. Stackable Children’s Chair, Germany, 1950s.
—03. Green Children’s Chair, German, 1930s.

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A new exhibition at New York's Partners & Spade opens this Thursday, and features a selection of interesting children's chairs from the collection of Patrick Parrish. Patrick operates the furniture and design store Mondo Cane, and by extension the blog Mondo Blogo. The exhibition runs from May 17th to June 10th and the chairs are available for sale both in-store and online.

—Kid's Chairs at Partners & Spade
—Mondo Cane

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Chairs by ROLU

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—01. + Chair OSB.

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Having admired the work of the art and furniture design studio ROLU for a little while now, I was happy to discover an interview with one of the studios founders Matt Olsen in the latest issue of Bad Day magazine. The interview was conducted by Patrick Parrish, of MONDOBLOGO fame, and offers a great insight into the concepts, inspirations and processes the company uses. ROLU's architectural chair designs are a particular favourite of mine, and use plywood and OSB to create an interesting alternative to some of the more pedestrian seating options available elsewhere.

—ROLU
—Bad Day
—MONDOBLOGO

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