Faceted Shapes

Faceted Shapes seem to be becoming more and more popular. The past few years organic shapes have been very popular, so it makes sense that faceted shapes are starting to become popular as a reverse trend.

Some examples include the Orloff bowl.

spanish designer patricia urquiola is renowned for her elegant furniture and home accessories. the orloff bowls, each made from a single disc of drawn stainless-steel plate and formed without welding, are no exception. angular and engaging, these bowls come in two sizes and are part of alessi's new fall 2005 collection. composed of 18/10 stainless steel.

The zendome is another example of faceted shapes -

Depending on the event the spacious dome is suitable from 50 up to 500 people. The luminous white dome is a huge and elegant eye catcher that attracts a wide range of audience and can be printed with your logo and label. The dome qualifies imposingly for advertising and presentation for companies and agencies. The cupola-acoustic creates a very special sound and makes speech highly understandable. Due to the high-tech materials the geodesic domes are extremely weatherproof and have a stability that bears big spotlights and projectors. The translucent fabric has a convenient textile character that provides a soft and natural light. With the mobile construction you are at short term present at any place with your bar, catering, press café or your v.i.p. area.

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