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For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.
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For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.

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For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.For a German client we designed a colorful balustrade for the stairwell. The sightly color gradient from orange to yellow is executed in two densities. 100% density of the rear parts and 40% density of the front parts. The transparency of the front parts ensures the subtle interaction of the colors with their surroundings.

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