Eckhard Beger
SWITZERLAND
Meet Eckhard Beger - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in Switzerland. Eckhard Beger's design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in Eckhard Beger's impressive haul of 9 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Furniture and Fine Art, Eckhard Beger's work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, Eckhard Beger masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores Eckhard Beger's celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
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Cubus Armchair
Cubus and its matching footstool by Eckhard Beger are drawing their influence from the Bauhaus style while reflecting the unpredictability of the beginning new millennium. The asymmetric appearance of the design is conceptually based on two nested cubes whereby the slanted base transitions into a comfortable horizontal seating position. The base is made of wood and painted with lacquer or covered with silver leaf while the cushions are covered with leather or fabric. Cubus geometric and clear outline lends itself to the use of very different color combinations.
Cubus and its matching footstool by Eckhard Beger are drawing their influence from the Bauhaus style while reflecting the unpredictability of the beginning new millennium. The asymmetric appearance of the design is conceptually based on two nested cubes whereby the slanted base transitions into a comfortable horizontal seating position. The base is made of wood and painted with lacquer or covered with silver leaf while the cushions are covered with leather or fabric. Cubus geometric and clear outline lends itself to the use of very different color combinations.
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Black Labyrinth Chest of drawers
Black Labyrinth by Eckhard Beger for ArteNemus is a vertical chest of drawers with 15 drawers drawing its inspiration from Asian medical cabinets and the Bauhaus style. Its dark architectural appearance is brought to life through bright marquetry rays with three focal points which are mirrored around the structure. The conception and mechanism of the vertical drawers with their rotating compartment convey the piece its intriguing appearance. The wood structure is covered with black dyed ebony veneer while the marquetry is made in flamed maple. The veneer is oiled to achieve a satinated finish.
Black Labyrinth by Eckhard Beger for ArteNemus is a vertical chest of drawers with 15 drawers drawing its inspiration from Asian medical cabinets and the Bauhaus style. Its dark architectural appearance is brought to life through bright marquetry rays with three focal points which are mirrored around the structure. The conception and mechanism of the vertical drawers with their rotating compartment convey the piece its intriguing appearance. The wood structure is covered with black dyed ebony veneer while the marquetry is made in flamed maple. The veneer is oiled to achieve a satinated finish.
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Vectis Armchair
Vectis by Eckhard Beger for ArteNemus is an armchair based on a trapezoid and rhombus shaped wood structure with leather cushions. The v-shape and backwards inclination of the structure underlines the dynamic character of the creation. The whole structure is covered in maple veneer with an ebony marquetry while the cushions are made from full grain leather. The front perspective is enriched by a metaphoric and pictorial design on the cushions and the structure, while the sides include a graphic marquetry. Leather stripes and ebony marquetry add to the aesthetic tension of the design.
Vectis by Eckhard Beger for ArteNemus is an armchair based on a trapezoid and rhombus shaped wood structure with leather cushions. The v-shape and backwards inclination of the structure underlines the dynamic character of the creation. The whole structure is covered in maple veneer with an ebony marquetry while the cushions are made from full grain leather. The front perspective is enriched by a metaphoric and pictorial design on the cushions and the structure, while the sides include a graphic marquetry. Leather stripes and ebony marquetry add to the aesthetic tension of the design.
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Literis Lux Bookshelf
Literis Lux by Eckhard Beger for ArteNemus is a bookshelf designed to accommodate books with a variety of sizes as well as magazines and large drawings. The intriguing layout of the shelves and dividers follows a stair shaped graphic and ornamental pattern with a central focus. This pattern is emphasized the combination of a satinated stainless steel structure with smoked glass panels.
Literis Lux by Eckhard Beger for ArteNemus is a bookshelf designed to accommodate books with a variety of sizes as well as magazines and large drawings. The intriguing layout of the shelves and dividers follows a stair shaped graphic and ornamental pattern with a central focus. This pattern is emphasized the combination of a satinated stainless steel structure with smoked glass panels.
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Literis Bookshelf
Literis by Eckhard Beger for ArteNemus is a bookshelf designed to accommodate books with a variety of sizes as well as magazines and large drawings. The intriguing layout of the shelves and dividers follows a stair shaped graphic and ornamental pattern with a central focus. This pattern is emphasized by the powerful contrast between the light maple veneer and the black ebony marquetry inlay on the all the faces of the bookshelf.
Literis by Eckhard Beger for ArteNemus is a bookshelf designed to accommodate books with a variety of sizes as well as magazines and large drawings. The intriguing layout of the shelves and dividers follows a stair shaped graphic and ornamental pattern with a central focus. This pattern is emphasized by the powerful contrast between the light maple veneer and the black ebony marquetry inlay on the all the faces of the bookshelf.
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Labyrinth Chest of drawers
Labyrinth by ArteNemus is a chest of drawers whose architectural appearance is emphasized by the meandering path of its veneer, reminiscent of streets in a city. The remarkable conception and mechanism of the drawers complement its understated outline. The contrasting colors of the maple and black ebony veneer as well as the high quality craftsmanship underscore Labyrinth’s exclusive appearance.
Labyrinth by ArteNemus is a chest of drawers whose architectural appearance is emphasized by the meandering path of its veneer, reminiscent of streets in a city. The remarkable conception and mechanism of the drawers complement its understated outline. The contrasting colors of the maple and black ebony veneer as well as the high quality craftsmanship underscore Labyrinth’s exclusive appearance.
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Shift Chest of drawers
Shift by ArteNemus is a chest of drawers based on the shape of a rhombohedron. The tilted geometric outline of the creation suggests instability while seemingly random marquetry bands give the impression of keeping the structure from falling apart. The high contrast combination of African ebony and flamed maple emphasizes the aesthetic tension of the creation. Shift is an object beyond pure function whose high quality craftsmanship emphasize its high-end appearance.
Shift by ArteNemus is a chest of drawers based on the shape of a rhombohedron. The tilted geometric outline of the creation suggests instability while seemingly random marquetry bands give the impression of keeping the structure from falling apart. The high contrast combination of African ebony and flamed maple emphasizes the aesthetic tension of the creation. Shift is an object beyond pure function whose high quality craftsmanship emphasize its high-end appearance.
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Octopia Table
Octopia by ArteNemus is a table based on the morphology of an octopus. The design is based on a central body with an ellipsoid shape. Eight organically shaped legs and arms emerge radially and extend from this central body. A glass top emphasizes visual access to the structure of the creation. Octopia's three-dimensional appearance is underlined by the contrast between the color of the wood veneer on the surfaces and the wood color of edges. Octopia's high-end appearance is emphasized by the use of wood species of exceptional quality and by outstanding workmanship.
Octopia by ArteNemus is a table based on the morphology of an octopus. The design is based on a central body with an ellipsoid shape. Eight organically shaped legs and arms emerge radially and extend from this central body. A glass top emphasizes visual access to the structure of the creation. Octopia's three-dimensional appearance is underlined by the contrast between the color of the wood veneer on the surfaces and the wood color of edges. Octopia's high-end appearance is emphasized by the use of wood species of exceptional quality and by outstanding workmanship.
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Commodia Chest of Drawers
Commodia by ArteNemus is a chest of drawers with organic surfaces and shapes. Its high-end appearance is emphasized by the use of figured wood species of exceptional quality and by outstanding workmanship. Its shape is underlined by the contrast between the wood colour of surfaces and the wood colour of edges. In addition, materials and finishes of hidden surfaces are given the same special attention to quality than those of visible surfaces resulting in an aesthetic concept without discontinuity. Commodia’s design is contemporaneous with a classic inspiration.
Commodia by ArteNemus is a chest of drawers with organic surfaces and shapes. Its high-end appearance is emphasized by the use of figured wood species of exceptional quality and by outstanding workmanship. Its shape is underlined by the contrast between the wood colour of surfaces and the wood colour of edges. In addition, materials and finishes of hidden surfaces are given the same special attention to quality than those of visible surfaces resulting in an aesthetic concept without discontinuity. Commodia’s design is contemporaneous with a classic inspiration.
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