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Issue 60 - The Kitchen and Bathroom Issue

Issue 60

The Kitchen and Bathroom Issue

HABITUS has always stood ahead of the rest with a dedicated Kitchen and Bathroom issue of exemplar standards. For issue 60 we have taken it up a notch with our Guest Editor the extraordinary, queen of kitchen design, Sarah-Jane Pyke of Arent&Pyke, speaking directly to Kitchen and Bathroom design with some increadable insights.

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Andy Warhol Collection – Limited edition Wall Plates
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Andy Warhol Collection – Limited edition Wall Plates

Rosenthal has released limited edition Andy Warhol plates with 8 stunning new designs!


Product name: Andy Warhol Collection – Limited edition Wall Plates

Designed by: Andy Warhol

Made by: Rosenthal studio-line

Category: Homewares/Design pieces

I am: A series of Wall Plates featuring eight well-known deigns by Andy Warhol – Cow, Marilyn Monroe, Banana, Lips, Campbell’s Soup, Camouflage, Daisies and Dollar Signs.  Each design has a worldwide limited edition of 500, which is numbered on the backstamp by hand.  $249 RRP each.

About me:

The works of Andy Warhol have become firmly established in the collective subconscious – mainly because they showed people what they already knew. Warhol (1928 – 1987), the true master of Pop Art, used popular culture as the source for his provocative works. For some people this confirmed New Yorker was the “court painter of the 70s”, for others he was a provocative genius who turned the triteness of our world into an art event.

Warhol, a former commercial artist, sought truth not in the abstract but in the labels spread all over the world by the mass media. His art was suited to the silkscreen medium, by which the motif is separated into color planes yet remains legible.

“Shopping is more American than thinking”, quipped the clever businessman and visionary, and he was understood. For Andy Warhol’s icons had already been popular before they were stylized into Pop Art, thus creating the world famous trademarks of his own production.

As a seismograph of modern civilization, he made the series and apparently stereotyped repetitions into an art experience, a concept that shows remarkable similarity to that of the Rosenthal studio-line. Philip Rosenthal – himself portrayed by Warhol – started his avant-garde collection in the early sixties with the idea of bringing together contemporary art and fine tableware. His focus was on the interplay between function and cultural event.

Materials: Made in Germany from finest porcelain, all items are gift boxed.

Dimensions: 24cm

For more information for our readers:

Phone: WWRD Customer Service on 1300 852 022

Email: [email protected]


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Issue 60 - The Kitchen and Bathroom Issue

Issue 60

The Kitchen and Bathroom Issue

HABITUS has always stood ahead of the rest with a dedicated Kitchen and Bathroom issue of exemplar standards. For issue 60 we have taken it up a notch with our Guest Editor the extraordinary, queen of kitchen design, Sarah-Jane Pyke of Arent&Pyke, speaking directly to Kitchen and Bathroom design with some increadable insights.

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