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D W E L L I N G W I T H D E S I G N 164 J: well that [dark round table in the living room] is, it is, well, it, too, is defective because the kids broke its glass, it should have a glass, it’s called a ship’s table. It is an awfully heavy and bulky table, and so that, for example, is from my parents, something I brought with me. It’s been mine, so it’s the only thing that I brought that way, because these are just such that when a dog comes in in the evening, and starts, out of boredom, to gnaw on some corner of a leg so then it bothers me (laughs) but they have never touched it, neither of the dogs. HP: so why have you brought this with you? Do you have a maritime hobby? J: no no, it is just that it’s practical. It’s nice to have it there, I like it. It’s just practi (pause) it is nice to keep stuff in (laughs) and put down remote controls and in the evening to put a snack on it for instance, so it’s just for convenience. HP: and it has worked well? J: oh yes! The only thing is, that there’s this [space] between sofas, so whoever pulls it close will get all the stuff next to them (laughs) ( Jari 07 199-212) Janne talked about a slightly broken, self-repaired lamp, which did not give much light (P 175). J: [the lamp] was a little broken, it had come loose here (pause). I had it soldered in a shop somewhere, of course it got a bit darkened that way, not in a very pleasant way. Then, at some point I took apart and cleaned and painted this base. So if we talk about favourite objects, this one is now definitely my number one item. HP: can you turn the light on? J: sure. It doesn’t give much light though (laughs) HP: it’s a fine lamp J: I think it is very fine. ( Janne 04 120-128) Tiina talked about a comfortable and robust sofa, which was part of a module system, so the set could be expanded with matching pieces (P 176). T: and the sofa is fantastic (laughs). It’s domestic [Finnish-made], even. We were browsing around [stores] just this Saturday, in Vepsäläinen [quite expensive furniture store] and they still have that same sofa (pause) it’s by HT-collection and there are [modules of ] different
sizes; there are 2-seaters, comfort chairs and footstools and so forth (pause) so in that sense it is rather nice that you can expand it. (Tiina 04 126-129) Asta talked about a robust and reliable aluminium boat that was easy to drive and to take care of (P 177). 4 S T O R I N G D E S I G N A: I have, with my girlfriend, an aluminum boat called Yrjö which we use for packing the dogs into and then driving somewhere out for an outing. You just take it, it’s a snap and drive. Aluminum boat, Silver, it’s black and they aren’t cheap, they’re expensive as hell, but in its functional properties it is awesome and easy to care for. There isn’t, you never have to wash it, you coat the bottom with toxic stuff for when it’s in the water and after that you just drive it somewhere and if you dent it, it doesn’t matter at all, provided you don’t dent the motor. But that aluminum, it’s wonderful, it’s just wonderful. Like some people talk about their motorcycles like their machines of freedom, this is my machine of freedom, going out on this thing fast as anything (Asta 07 720-729) 165 175 176 177 P 175. Janne’s lamp P 176. Tiina’s sofa P 177. Silver boat. Photo: Terhitech oy
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Heidi Paavilainen Dwelling with des
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Aalto University publication series
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3 DESIGN ENTERS HOME 88 Introductio
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