29 October 2007
I almost don’t believe this exists. This is a panel created by the company 3Form. If you’re not familiar with 3Form, and you’re an interior designer than quit now. 3Form is becoming the preeminent interior surfaces and materials company with their plastic sheets embedded with fanciful objects such as grass and their beautiful use of colors and textures inscribed onto the plastic sheets. Now, apparently, they have started a new venture called Parametre. If this is real, Parametre is an extremely light weight 3D cellular system that can be used to create large dividing panels within an interior. The panels come in sizes and in 3 scales of pattern and can be custom made up to fourteen feet square. Here’s the strange thing: as far as I can tell, 3Form’s website makes no mention of this product, the product is ordered online at a price too good to be true ($30-ish dollars a sheet), and the website ends in a “.us” which seems a little unprofessional for a company doing good business. But you be the judge. Is it real? Please let me know.
Object: Parametre
Designer: 3Form
URL: www.parametre.us
Lust Factor: Hot
Categories: Architecture | Bumpy | Lust Factor: Hot | Plastic | Uncategorized | White
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Comments:
October 30th, 2007 at 11:20 pm
small, unfortunate typo… the price was too good to be true. you forgot to add another zero to the cost. A 2′ x’ 8′ sheet will run you $300, not $30.
May 4th, 2008 at 9:28 pm
Parametre is not a panel system, but a partition system made of different di-cut polyester patterns. It is lightweight and relitively simple to install…I heard a rumor the MOMA store may start distributing it.