Myty est une application de déco en Réalité Augmentée. Myty app permet aux clients à tester virtuellement chez eux des produits mobilier de marques de meubles differentes. La techologie de la réalité augmentée donne la posibilité d'incorporer des modèles 3D dans l'environnement réel, pour que les utilisateurs puissent voir comment une pièce de mobilier va se cadrer à leur foyer avant de decider de l'acheter. App vous permet aussi de créer une chambre tout à fait nouvelle à partir de rien, et donner l'idée pour la redecoration. Myty est destiné aux créateurs de mobillier, architectes et les amoureux de la décoration de l'intérieur.
Alvar Aalto | Tous les meubles | An architect and designer, Alvar Aalto deserves an immense share of the credit for bringing Scandinavian modernism to a prominent place in the global arena. In both his buildings and in his furnishings — which range from chairs, tables and lighting to table- and glassware — Aalto’s sensitivity to the natural world and to organic forms and materials tempered...
An architect and designer, Alvar Aalto deserves an immense share of the credit for bringing Scandinavian modernism to a prominent place in the global arena. In both his buildings and in his furnishings — which range from chairs, tables and lighting to table- and glassware — Aalto’s sensitivity to the natural world and to organic forms and materials tempered the hardness of rationalist design. Instead of the tubular metal framing favored by the Bauhaus designers and Le Corbusier, Aalto insisted on wood. His aesthetic is best represented by the “Paimio chair,” developed in 1930 as part of his overall design of a Finnish tuberculosis sanatorium. Comfortable, yet light enough to be easily moved by patients, the chair’s frame is composed of two laminated birch loops; the seat and back are formed from a single sheet of plywood that scrolls under at the headrest and beneath the knees, creating a sort of pillow effect. Aalto’s use of plywood had enormous influence on Charles Eames, Arne Jacobsen, Marcel Breuer and others who later came to the material.
