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The red color against the crisis declined in most popular categories: fashion, design, architecture and gastronomy. The book Red - Red - Rojo (Ed. Gribaudo) presents an extraordinary selection.

A lamp that appears to be melting. Designed by Kouichi Okamoto Japanese Kyouei of Design, has a simple design consisting of a single sheet of metal. The bright red silicone makes the lamp appear to bleeding, which gives this object a theatrical aspect.

In Strasbourg the architects Jean-Marc Ibos and Myrto Vitarte have realized the media-library dedicated to Andre Malraux. This is the conversion and enlargement of a former warehouse for storing grain. The concrete walls of the building have given way to a succession of vertical and horizontal glass, so as to provide the necessary brightness to the five floors devoted to reading and consultation documents designed to accommodate 160,000.

Xavier Zazo and Clara Brull use their collections to tell stories and believe that the clothes are not just something to wear, but a way to express their feelings. They created an imaginary world based on their personal experiences and drawing for each new season inspired by the distinctive features of existing stories or fairy tales specially invented by them.

Le Rouge restaurant in Stockholm and David Couet Melker Andersson, employs over three floors and about 370 square meters, and vibrant red is a huge area of \u200b\u200blife. The design of the interior recreates a traditional, warm and luxurious environment that recalls the Belle Epoque French end of the nineteenth century.

Ladybird (ladybug) offers the freedom to take a bath while eliminating the need for a large room dedicated to it. Small agile and completely independent from the rest of the bathroom, turns into a moment to sink into a comfortable bath, because its design combines them in a unique decor. The recessed sink can be removed, revealing a tub in which one can wash away the stress. The base is slightly rounded to allow water to flow freely away, while a retractable step makes it easy to enter and exit. Ladybird has been designed by the Australian Coco Reynolds.

Interior of library and media Malraux in Strasbourg. Building integrated along a red ribbon ideal combination of public spaces physically separated. The height of the building allows you to leave exposed the networks of pipes and plumbing fixtures, which contributes to the linearity of the place, showing a clear inspiration for "industrial language".