We have grown use to the idea of something having two purposes in life, your office that is also your home, your sofa that is also a bed. La Maison De Marina’s furniture has taken this concept and adapted it to the utter most realm of all is quirky. Each item has been combined with another for reasons only Marina Bautier herself must know.
Once I got past her armchairs with attached light fixture that seem to be taken from a fun house, and her portable piece of rubber that she designed for sitting in the park, I found her collection called simply ‘Frames’. Contrasting their distant and quirky cousins, the Frames Collection combined mirrors with squared shelving space in a useful manner. Designed for the neat narcissus on the go, each piece in the collection gives you a place to inspect yourself right before you grab your keys and ‘do-dads’ and head out the door.
I am sure there are other deep and profound meanings for Marina Bautier’s collection of works. More information on these and other items can be found at her website at http://www.lamaisondemarina.com/
Once I got past her armchairs with attached light fixture that seem to be taken from a fun house, and her portable piece of rubber that she designed for sitting in the park, I found her collection called simply ‘Frames’. Contrasting their distant and quirky cousins, the Frames Collection combined mirrors with squared shelving space in a useful manner. Designed for the neat narcissus on the go, each piece in the collection gives you a place to inspect yourself right before you grab your keys and ‘do-dads’ and head out the door.
I am sure there are other deep and profound meanings for Marina Bautier’s collection of works. More information on these and other items can be found at her website at http://www.lamaisondemarina.com/
*Originally Posted on Word on the Street 10/13/06
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