 
As the material of choice for ancient Greek and Roman sculptors, marble has always been a symbol of tradition and refined taste.
So it's no surprise it features as a key element in a host of modern classics, such as Achille Castiglione's 1962 Arco Lamp for Flos, and the 1956 Tulip Table by Eero Saarinen for Knoll.
The beauty of these pieces is that they transcend fashion and work in any interior environment, from formal dining rooms to contemporary living spaces' says Justin Pratt, MD of Knoll Europe. 'Plus, the marble elements are more durable than veneer or laminate, so perfect for day use.'*
Both the Arco Floor Lamp and the Tulip Table are available to purchase from our new look Online Store at www.chaplinsstore.co.uk
*taken from Livingetc Magazine - April 2010 |
Designed by London’s FDArchitecture, along with Virgin Atlantic’s in-house design team, the new Gatwick clubhouse firmly grasps the trend for sustainability and ecological soundness with FSC timber flooring and a stylish Cowshed spa – complete with their 100% natural products. Cutting edge technology, artwork curated by Jotta and iconic furniture from the likes of Fritz Hansen, Knoll and Vitra ensure that the airport experience will never be the same again…
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Miami designer Nacho Polo has completed an interior in white, with a mix of both 20th century design classics and recent furniture by Maarten Baas, Bertjan Pot and Marcel Wanders...
Ball Chair designed by Eero Aarnio
Smoke Chair designed by Martin Baas
Carbon Dining Chair by Bertjan Pot and Marcel Wanders
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Featured in this months Square Mile magazine is a great selection of luxurious leather seating from Chaplins. Whether you are working in your office, reading the newspaper at home or lazing on the sofa, you cannot put a price on comfort...
Items featured include:
1) De Sede AG DS 2100 Office Chair
2) Poltrona Frau Chester One Sofa
3) Cappellini Y's De Luxe Swivel Chair
4) Cor Sinus Lounge Chair and Footstool
Please contact the showroom on 020 8421 1779 to discuss the various options each product is available in. |
The pilot script for Ugly Betty suggested that the New York office of the fictional fashion magazine Mode should look as futuristic as an iPod. Production designer Mark Worthington got it right away. He went into the job interview on a Friday and went back again on Monday with images of extreme offices in Japan, the U.K., and the Netherlands. After the presentation, Salma Hayek and Silvio Horta, two executive producers of the U.S. version of the popular Colombian telenovela, said, "Yes! Go!" The result is a set that looks every bit as glamorous and stylish as the actors and actresses that grace it...
Most of the set of Ugly Betty represents the office of the fictional Mode magazine. Its art department boasts a pair of Arne Jacobsen's infamous Egg Chairs.
 
Two Regina Lounge Chairs designed by Paolo Rizzatto's for Poltrona Frau welcome visitors in the entry and Daniel's seating area is made up of furniture from the hugely talented Jean-Marie Massaud, these include the Cassina Aukland Lounge Chair which is alongside two Aspen Sofa's.
 
A Vitra EA117 Office Chair by Charles and Ray Eames was chosen for the co-editor's assistant, originally Betty Suarez and an Artemide Castore Lamp also features in Betty's shared office as associate features editor.
 
In the conference room, Verner Panton Chairs by Vitra surround a custom table with a tempered-glass top and he also designed the guest Heart Cone Chairs at the station of the editor in chief's assistant, Marc St. James.
 
Betty and several other editors use Alberto Meda's Frametables by Alias for desks and in managing editor Matt Hartley's office, 1970's Milo Baughman chairs gather on one side, while Philippe Starck's Ero S Chairs pull up to a 1970's Florence Knoll desk.
  
In co-editor Daniel Meade's office, 1960's swivel chairs face a T-No.1 Desk by Todd Bracher and two Sebastian Wrong Flos Spun Table Lamps. A Philippe Starck Flos Miss K Lamp lights up the home kitchen of editor in chief Wilhelmina Slater and nearby two Gun Lamps can be seen in her home living room. |
Chaplins brings you a collection of affordable british artwork from the very talented Izzy Kingston.
Izzy studied at The London College of Fashion and Design, and this creative background really shines through in her new vibrant collection named "The Blue Rinse Brigade".
The acrylic on canvas paintings include the triptych 'Hear - Speak - See no Evil' and the funky 'Bettie the Buddha' who is donning her very own gold leaf bikini!
  
Paintings start from just £795.00 and can be seen throughout the Chaplins showroom.
Please contact Simon or Michelle on 020 8421 1779 for further information. |
The Cantilever series springs from the idea of a chair made entirely in steel with a cantilever structure, combining the company’s manufacturing tradition with its vocation toward experimental design. The result is an extremely comfortable chair, which gives an oscillating effect, almost as if gently rocking whoever sits in it. The lightness and transparency of the structure led to the developing of a complete line: chairs, in the armchair and low armchair versions, a large rectangular table and a lounger. The chairs are completed with cushions in the new Emu outdoor fabrics (solid color and stripes) providing the greatest comfort in use and a pleasing aesthetic detail.
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Anne-Mette Jensen and Morten Ernst have designed the In Duplo sofa series for the Danish furniture manufacturer Erik Jørgensen.
In Duplo is a series that consist of two sofas in kinship (In Duplo High & Low) that are designed with a common theme. Each sofa consists of a wing shaped corpus that holds a composition of cushions. Like in a stone circle where each element is modified and finds its natural bearing. In Duplo comes across as a semiotic sign and with a strong graphic and organic expression that lead the thoughts back to the new modernism in Danish Furniture Design in the early 1950’s.
 
In Duplo High and Low both have a dynamic gable expression and calm straight facades. The legs, made of powder coated aluminium, look like limber bridges under the organic body.
In Duplo addresses the contract market as well as private homes: as waiting room furniture in halls and lounges or as a sofa at the office or at home. The diverse characters of In Duplo contribute to various furnishing.
A rocking footstool and a series of small coffee tables (Insula) are In Duplo accessories.
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The Parentesi Light Chair from Tacchini
Designed by Pietro Arosio, this smart and comfortable armchair, featured with light polished cast aluminium legs, is now realised into two new chromatic versions. Totally white, suitable for professional habitat marked by an elegant minimalism and completely yellow, perfect for younger and more glamour environments. Two previously unpublished versions of a long lasting success, in space and in time.
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