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Pattern L130 H200 D35 - Design alfredo häberli Preface p. 4-5 Designers p. 6-7 Pattern p. 1, 2-3, 8-11 Empire p. 12-15, 56 Teca p.

2 Pattern L130 H200 D35 - Design alfredo häberli Preface p. 4-5 Designers p. 6-7 Pattern p. 1, 2-3, 8-11 Empire p , 56 Teca p Designers Alfredo-Häberli < Zürich Barber-Osgerby < London Marcel Wanders < Amsterdam Nendo < Tokyo/Milan Skujeniece-Elsinga < Amsterdam Satellite p Beautiful Women P Ken Table p Collar p Hexagon p Hyperbowl p

Dear Reader, Thank you for going through this booklet showing our furniture objects, intended to be authentic and timeless companions. Below some words how it all evolved. I founded Quodes in 2006.

This booklet is just a small reflection of their effort! The first person I met in the design industry is Marcel Wanders. This was 10 years ago and we kept in touch ever since.

3 Dear Reader, Thank you for going through this booklet showing our furniture objects, intended to be authentic and timeless companions. Below some words how it all evolved. I founded Quodes in With the help of many design passionate people the collection came to life. From manufacturers to PR professionals and from transporters to photographers. This booklet is just a small reflection of their effort! The first person I met in the design industry is Marcel Wanders. This was 10 years ago and we kept in touch ever since. We even worked together previously to Quodes. Therefore it was important to me inviting him as the first person to design for Quodes. His stool Ken has been selected as Future Classic by Elle Decoration. In 2006 I visited Alfredo Häberli in Zürich, one of my favorite designers. He presented many ideas and I felt like a boy in a toy shop. Today Quodes has 3 of his cabinet designs in the collection, from which 2 have been exhibited in Museums and 1 is chosen as Best Shelving of the Year by Wallpaper magazine. In the same year we started a joyful cooperation with Ed Barber and Jay Osgerby in London. Ed and Jay have a great eye for detail and perfection. They took the seemingly normal and transformed it into a subtle and timeless design with the addition of wonderful color schemes. In the meantime, their design Satellite developed from an object to a cabinet system. In 2008 I discovered the work of Oki Sato from Tokyo, whose design studio is called Nendo. We started our cooperation, a fast long distance ping pong play of many e- mails, sharing ideas and solutions. This lead to the serene Collar cabinets with fronts inspired by the collar of a shirt and his Hexagon range inspired by Greek geometry. Collar Bookcase L50 H200 D35 and detail Design Nendo When working with Marcel Wanders I had the honor to hire Roel-Jan Elsinga, who made a big chunk of the Quodes graphical design some years later. Recently he designed with Mara Skujeniece (born in Latvia) the ceramic bowls Hyperbowl : each piece is comprised of two joined bowls, so it can also be used upside down. Enjoy the booklet and we appreciate any of your feedback, Bert Por bertpor@quodes.com 5

Quodes is proud to feature worldclass designers!

Today, he is an internationally established designer based in Zürich. Alfredo Häberli manages to unite tradition with innovation, joy and energy in his designs.

Nendo // design studio founded by Oki Sato and based in Tokyo and Milan. NENDO concentrates on tranquil products and technically advanced research.

Besides designing furniture, nendo designed recently the exhibition space of the 21th century Museum of Contemporary Art in Japan, concept stores for ISSEY MIYAKE and so on.

Their work is part of the permanent collections of the V&A Museum in London and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and received many awards during the years.

4 Quodes is proud to feature worldclass designers! Alfredo-Häberli < Zürich Nendo < Tokyo/Milan Barber-Osgerby < London Marcel Wanders < Amsterdam Skujeniece & Elsinga < Amsterdam Häberli // Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in Today, he is an internationally established designer based in Zürich. Alfredo Häberli manages to unite tradition with innovation, joy and energy in his designs. He works with companies in the area of furniture, glassware, cars, shoes and so on. Designer of the year 2009, Architektur & Wohnen. Nendo // design studio founded by Oki Sato and based in Tokyo and Milan. NENDO concentrates on tranquil products and technically advanced research. He realizes small surprises to people through a multidisciplinary practice. January 2010, an overview of his work was exhibited in the Museum of Arts and Design in New York. Besides designing furniture, nendo designed recently the exhibition space of the 21th century Museum of Contemporary Art in Japan, concept stores for ISSEY MIYAKE and so on. BarberOsgerby // Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby met while studying at London s Royal College of Art and formed BarberOsgerby in Their work is part of the permanent collections of the V&A Museum in London and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and received many awards during the years. Both Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby have shared their experience as lecturers and visiting tutors at a number of design schools. MARCEL Wanders // Various of his designs have been selected for the most important design collections and exhibitions in the world, like the Museum of Modern Art in New York and San Francisco, the V&A Museum in London, the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam and Museum of Decorative Arts Copenhagen. Designer of the Year 2005/2006, Elle Decoration International Design Awards. Skujeniece & Elsinga // Two dutch designers based in Amsterdam. Mara Skujeniece, born in Latvia, combines working as independent designer with teaching at the Design Academy in the Netherlands. Roel Jan Elsinga graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven in After working for 5 years at Marcel Wanders studio, he is now designing interior products as an independent. 7

5 Pattern L195 H200 D36 cm Design Alfredo Häberli (Location:Museum für Gestaltung, Zürich) Wallpaper Magazine: Best Shelving of the Year 9

6 Pattern L65 H200 D36 10

7 Empire With Empire Alfredo Häberli created a furniture sculpture The production of Empire requires a lot of Craftsmenship: Empire consists of 21 different panels and each of them has different angles 13

8 Alfredo Häberli 14 Empire L45 H200 D35 cm

9 Teca Design Alfredo Häberli z z z z z z z z z 16

10 Ideal for your bedroom L 200 H 107 D 60 2 chest of drawer modules ( 8 drawers) L 160 H D 60 4 drawers Teca Design Alfredo Häberli L 66 H100 D37 Bedside cabinet + dress boy L 180 H 207 D60 2 high wardrobe modules: 18 L 180 H D60 Chest of drawers + high wardrobe L 180 H D 60 Chest of drawers + low wardrobe L 180 H 207 D 60 Chest of drawers + high wardrobe + low wardrobe

11 Teca is Big! 21

12 Suits Blouses Shirts Underwear Bras Trousers Bed clothes Lingerie Ties Socks Panties Teca Design Alfredo Häberli Towels Bedroom stuff 23

13 Satellite L270 H78,5 D55 cm Type2 // Design BarberOsgerby 24 Satellite L67,5 H61,5 D55 cm Type1 // Design BarberOsgerby

14 Best seller Satellite L270 H78,5 D55 cm Type2 Satellite L202,5 H78,5 D55 cm Type2 Satellite L202,5 H78,5 D55 cm Type2 Design BarberOsgerby Satellite L135 H79 D55 cm Type2 26 Satellite L270 H78,5 D55 cm Type2

15 Satellite L202,5 H45 D55 cm Design BarberOsgerby 28

16 Satellite offers an infinite number of configurations and color schemes 30 Satellite Design BarberOsgerby

Paris Paris Jen (also in red) Ken Stool Ken Stool Kate Luxury is to live an exciting passionate life in comfort and commitment, to feel you are special and make a difference while achieving personal

17 Paris Paris Jen (also in red) Ken Stool Ken Stool Kate Luxury is to live an exciting passionate life in comfort and commitment, to feel you are special and make a difference while achieving personal growth, to contribute to the greater good and feel you share love. Luxury starts where functionality ends and where the true value is personal and so has no price or reason. - Marcel Wanders a dressing table set - designed by Marcel Wanders 33

18 34 Marcel Wanders

19 Kate design Marcel Wanders 37

20 Ken Stool Design Marcel Wanders future classic yearbook Elle Decoration 38 39

21 Ken TABLE Design Marcel Wanders 41

22 Collar Design by Nendo 43

23 Collar s building blocks offer numerous possibilities Collar Design by Nendo 45

24 Collar Design by Nendo Collar L200 H40 D55 46

25 Hexagon Design by Nendo Collar Design by Nendo 48 Collar L100 H80 D55 cm L 51 H 72 D 44: 2 modules L 51 H 107 D 44: 3 modules

26 Hexagon 1 module = H36 cm 2 modules = H72 cm 3 modules = H107 cm 4 modules = H143 cm 5 modules = H178 cm Hexagon Design by Nendo 50

27 ML MM LL Hyperbowl Design by Elsinga & Skujeniece 53 Flip it & use it up side down!

28 MM LL Side 1 ML Side 2 MM: ø 25 cm LL & ML: ø 43 cm Hyperbowl Design by Elsinga & Skujeniece hyperbowl with decorations symmetry on one side, chaos on the other...

29 hey babe! hey handsome! EMPIRE - Design Alfredo Häberli

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