The most ATTRACTIVE curtains ever made
Sure some curtains attempt to dazzle us with features like lace fringe or intricate pleats, while others have the sole purpose of simply blocking out the sun. Anyway you look at them, they serve a purpose in almost any space. From keeping our domestic activities private to framing a view, curtains are as ubiquitous as the walls they are attached to. Curtain designer Florian Kräutli has bravely dragged the Window Treatment Industry into the 19th Century by incorporating magnet technology into every panel. Embedding hundreds of evenly dispersed tiny magnets into a grid of prefab folds allows for the easy manipulation of the silhouette or strategically modifying exposure for light and/or privacy.
Designer: Florian Krautli [ Via: Mocoloco ]



















45 Comments »
Ernie says
Very smart, and sexy… but heavy?
Francis says
I’ve seen it before in a design magazine of 1967.
The whole idea is stolen
Long Tran says
I’ve seen something similar by fashion designer Helmut Lang. Very architectural. Beautifully executed here.
AB says
It’s the 21st century, If you haven’t noticed.
Clarify says
I believe the 19th Century reference was about the invention of artificially produced magnets in the 1800s.
Josiane says
That is such a neat idea… i love it!!
MINIX says
truly brillaint!.. Wow..
zdesign says
really great idea even for a curtain
chetan sorab says
Beautifully clever
Denise Voll says
So what the heck is all over the floor?
Lu'ay says
the remnants of other curtains slaughtered by this amazing idea!
Region2 says
It’s well done, but I couldn’t really imagine it in anyone’s home–perhaps in their sun room. In a practical sense, who really has the time to fuss with the–these–curtains for aesthetic purposes everyday. Still, it’d be nice to see.
wwwo says
mmm the future
Nitsu says
This was born from research of the alien spacecraft at roswell
Jen says
I want to buy them.
Seriously, where can I buy them?
mody says
good very very good
curtain gal says
Wow, they are brilliant. Where can I buy them?
zooz says
good very good
Hello says
How do you wash this thing?
mx says
i wanna wear it
mx says
a dress that changes shape according to latest fashion or something
Rich says
Very good practical idea. Kinda looks like a huge piece of paper though… and a crumpled one at that.
Tj says
If you like the look of crumpled paper on your walls, great. Maybe it would be fun in bright colors for a kids playroom or something.
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