今天要介绍的是由新加坡设计师Nathan Yong设计的Line Bar。Nathan Yong说，他十分喜爱上世纪70年代，唱机和其他娱乐设备的设计语言，并从中找到灵感。在海边木屋长大的Nathan Yong拥有了其他设计师没有的独特经历和资源，拥有找到宁静的优雅的English。这款line bar就是最好的证明。这款吧柜有两个抽屉，并且配有皮革把手。外部的横向木条结构，也为这款产品平添了不少宁静和美感。 "I have always been inspired by the language of turntables and entertainment units from the 1960s," says Singaporean designer Nathan Yong. Which is a remarkable statement when you learn that Yong grew up in a wooden hut by the sea, where he and his brother made their own toys and "waited for low tides so we could pick up treasures from the shore." Growing up with the beach as entertainment, Yong has developed into a resourceful designer, whose work captivated us with its quiet elegance. At Salone del Mobile, the annual furniture fair in Milan, Yong showed his Line Media Console, inspired by "the fluid streamlined forms of 1960s stereo components." We liked the aesthetic so much that we asked Yong to expand the collection. He responded with one of the best-looking bars we've ever seen. The Line Wine Bar (2010) has two drawers with leather pulls, one open cubby, two storage racks for stemware and two storage racks for a total of 24 bottles, twice the storage as the Line Bar. (The bottle storage racks are removable.)
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