Leonardo Glass Cube in Bad Driburg, Germany, was 3Deluxe’s successful first attempt at its interdisciplinary approach to design incorporating architecture, interior design, graphic design and landscape architecture. The main composition of this modern corporate event facility consists of a simple glass box, six meters in height. Draped over this simple cube, a white web hangs provocatively over the structure and spills seductively across its grounds. The open-concept interior encourages communication among the connected yet individual work areas within. The entrance lobby welcomes guests into a design that both opens to above and to below. A main-floor bridge reveals the intentions of the overall layout, affording views of the lower-level exhibition area and the upper level lounges. Interiors are white – a blank canvas to inspire creativity and innovation. 3Deluxe
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This isn’t the age of TV dinners, where you popped the dinner into the microwave and sat in front of the telly with your tray and grub. It’s the age of lounging on a comfortable recliner, watching Indiana Jones on your state-of-the-art home theatre, eating Sushi and sipping Dom Pérignon. Complementing this scenario has to be a Stefano Rubertelli piece like the SR1. This chaise-lounge and table blend marries the comfort of dining while lounging, perfectly. The clever use of Crypton suede cover is commendable. It’s not only stain-resistant but also water-resistant and bacteria resistant. When you can afford this exquisite creation, you can also afford to be whimsical!