Tubes radiators among art and design in "The House" in London
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The curator of the prestigious M.A.H Gallery in London, Laura Fulmine, has chosen Tubes radiators to furnish The House. Located in the Bethnal Green area of East London, The House is a place of carefully considered interior objects and details skilfully curated by Laura Fulmine. Serving as an expansion of the M.A.H vision, The House offers consultation, sourcing, design, styling and product services.
The informal and original style of the space has as its common thread the link between the craftsmanship and energy of independent artists, the timeless charm of vintage and the vision of the most established design brands. In its variety, the collection combines timeless charm with unmistakable aesthetics.
The Tubes products selected to furnish The House are Origami, a design by Alberto Meda, Milano Free-standing, by Antonia Astori and Nicola De Ponti and Eve by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba, all pertaining to the Plug&Play collection, which offers heating items that can be easily positioned in any room without needing to be installed due to their electrical operation.
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