benoit wrote:

You managed to integrate very well all your B&O stuff and keep the purity of the design in your flat. It's nice to see that everything matches perfectly with the furnitures and the decoration because many times according to my taste it doesn't...

Aussie Michael wrote:

I love how pure your aesthetic is which matches your place so well. The 35 is an interesting choice for the bedroom. I have a few questions if I may :-) :

- it looks like it is installed at a perfect height to allow for you to use the control, do you find it easy?

Well, yes, I do. But consider it was installed this afternoon, so I need some time to test it... 😁

- I always am perplexed where did the power go? How did the run the power lead is it to somewhere on the back side of your wall in to a plug or?

Yes, it is on the back, so that no cable is visible, nowhere. 😕

- if they offered a different cover than black would you have chosen that?

I don't think so, I find that black is quite elegant for a cover, and it complements very nicely the aluminum of the speaker. The 3mm thick alu is just gorgeous, really. You can't believe how wonderfully the speaker is manufactured (in Denmark!! 😉).

P.s. Not the bracket, which is produced in Turkey...

Thanks for posting your pictures, they are beautiful..

paolomariano wrote:

benoit wrote:

 

You managed to integrate very well all your B&O stuff and keep the purity of the design in your flat. It's nice to see that everything matches perfectly with the furnitures and the decoration because many times according to my taste it doesn't...

 

 

 

Thank you!!

 

This is really very nice of you! I really appreciate it! 🙂

I agree, your home is wonderfully modern and minimalist, and you've integrated B&O very well into it. I particularly love the way the single spot light shines down on the Beolab 35, stunning way to highlight such a high drama piece as the Beolab, makes it into a work of art.

Jeff wrote:

I agree, your home is wonderfully modern and minimalist, and you've integrated B&O very well into it. I particularly love the way the single spot light shines down on the Beolab 35, stunning way to highlight such a high drama piece as the Beolab, makes it into a work of art.

Jeff

Beovirus victim, it's gotten to be too much to list!

Where did you get this lamp Benoit

benoit wrote:

My new small toy :

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The 1st one (aluminium tube) is from Ligne Roset.. The 2nd one is just called Light. It is from the japanese design studio YOY. The 3rd one is the My New Flame from Ingo Maurer.

Looking on the B&O web or in a B&O catalogue you find nice products - everthing looks very fine, as you typical see now cables ….showing a simpel and clean look

The real life is with cables... my living room with two Beolab 5 (very short cable) and nothing else - and my kitchen with Beosound Moment and Beolab 12 and now cables... so…it is like the catalogue or the web…?

No, its not...see the pictures with my 2 rooms of technic...here we have the cables behind the scene...the workload of installing is here..

(see more pictures in the next post....)

Does anyone know how to add more than one picture ....