As soon as I saw these pictures, I was fascinated.
A huge nest with a lot of eggs! It will be because as a child, I went to would seem to peek into the nests that I found on the plants, it will be because I have seen many times the chicks leave the shell of their eggs .....
The eggs fascinates me.
I am fascinated by the form, the perfection, the color, the feel, the delicacy combined with robustness.
And the nest, with its feeling of security, acceptance, warmth .... I really like this idea: a place atavistic, inherent in the collective memory and imagination, which becomes a reality; a reality our personal, tangible and enjoyed. I
would love to have one in which to dive!!
Maria Rosa Sirotti
"The giant nest" is an idea of interior design made by OGE CreativeGroup and the two designers Merav Eitan and Gaston Zahr.Essi tell of "always be obsessed with birds" and to have had the idea to draw and create a nest from home ..
The Giant birdsnest aka “Giant Birdsnest for creating new ideas” was conceived and created as a prototype for new and inspiring socializing space: a fusion of furniture and playground, a comfortable informal and sensual soft space.
The wooden nest is filled with highly comfortable egg-shaped sitting poofs which allow ergonomic sitting positions and various configurations for informal meetings and social exchange.
The nest comes in various sizes, from a small and intimate nest for 2-3 people up to a 4.50 m diameter big version which can host up to 16 people at once – the soft space is perfect, comfortable and inspiring place for resting, browsing the web, reading, relaxing, loving, talking, briefing, discussing (…)
Its powerful, yet simple concept and intriguing character needs no explanation or user manual: Ready to be used, ready for playing or working in.Simply jump in and enjoy.
OGE Group specializes in architecture, urban and branding projects with highly creative, inspiring character.
In 3 words: ”Creative – Young – Workaholics”.
OGE Group is based in Haifa, Israel and was founded by award winning architects Merav (Salush) Eitan and Gaston Zahr.