CRICKET armchair
Varaschin
CRICKET armchair
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Designer
Anki Gneib
A virtuoso of styles, Anki Gneib moves among traditional Scandinavian design, Afro inspirations, videogame and Nordic folklore characters. She goes from classical materials such as wood to modern ones like Plexiglas. Born in Londonin 1965 Gneib studied at the Stockholm University College of Art Crafts and Design, interior architecture and furniture design department.
Since 1993 she has worked as an independent architect and designer in her own Stockholm studio.
The studio works on a wide range of projects, such as total interior design solutions for residential homes and public spaces as well as furniture, lighting and product design.
She typically runs projects from an early stage to the final result with a big amount of creative thinking and focus on facility branding. She is represented at The Röhsska Museum of Fashion, Design and Decorative Arts in Gothenburg and has received a number of awards.
Varaschin
Discover the past to create the future. Since 1969, the bond between traditional craftsmanship and modern aesthetic solutions characterizes Varaschin, a venetian company leader in the outdoor market. The weave, once of rattan and wicker now of synthetic materials more suitable for the outdoors, has always been the soul of Varaschin production, a unique stylistic feature and synonym of quality. In addition to the outdoor collections, Varaschin also manufactures indoor and contract products, signed by the most prestigious names in Italian and international design. Each product line has its own story and identity, but the re-interpretation of the weave concept is the common denominator among them.
Attention to detail, originality and aesthetic care are core features of Varaschin products, which are unique, sophisticated and elegant. The vision of a unique space both in the house and contract environment, inspires furniture which expands and connects the outdoors with the indoors, in a balanced game between lightness and comfort.
