Tomoko azumi biography of barack
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At a time when the most exciting furniture designs in the UK were imports from Italy and Scandinavia, and frustrated by the lack of modern design in British-made furniture, designers Tristram and Hazel Mylius founded Hitch Mylius with the specific aim to design simple, well-crafted upholstered furniture for both contract and domestic markets.
Starting with a work bench and sewing machine in modest north London premises, their first design was the classic hm11 followed in by hm31. These have evolved over the years to become todays hm18 and hm34, so the essential concept of these two very simple, well-proportioned (and much imitated) generic designs has been in continuous production for over forty years.
Liberty of London was a key customer during the early years, where hm11 became an instant hit. This first design was exhibited widely, displayed at the Design Centre in London and awarded the Design Council’s kitemark of approval for design ex
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The model maker
16 September
In a British design scene full of limited-edition pieces and experimentalism, Tomoko Azumi’s furniture is striking for its elegance and simplicity – so much so that the Japanese designer has been awarded a solo show in her…
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