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These unique radiators from Dutch designer Guus Van Leeuwen were presented at the Dutch Design Week held at the Design Academy Eindhoven this autumn. According to Dezeen, the radiators are covered with a removable wheat-filled animal skin to absorb their heat. Traditional radiators are often quite boring, but these ‘Domestic Animal’ radiators will create instant atmosphere in any living room. These animal-shaped radiators combined with a Christmas tree or two would transform a room into an indoor holiday forest.  “Domestic Animals” is a series of radiators shaped like animals. Beautiful objects that are referring to the time farmers above their livestock to take advantage of their warmth. The “Domestic Animals” are covered with skins, which gives them a attraction to get near, so you can warm yourself on them. The skins are filled with wheat seeds which stay warm for a long period. In this way you can get it comfortable by taking the skins with you.
(dezeen)Source: gewoonguus.nl Via: dezeen |
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