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Are you looking for a beautiful and practical Christmas present for your loved ones? The luxury Foreo toothbrush is the ideal present – not only for men.

The revolutionary Foreo sonic toothbrush

Ivana Růžičková
14. 12. 2016
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Toothbrush Foreo Issa for man and woman
Black style of Foreo toothbrush
Elegant packaging
Foreo handle for cleaning the tongue

Foreo Issa

This revolutionary product is more than just an electric toothbrush. The luxury Foreo sonic toothbrush offers comprehensive oral hygiene. A combination of new technology with the sonic pulsing of the Foreo Issa and a unique silicone design helps to clean and whiten teeth like never before. The electric toothbrush has 100% silicone bristles, thanks to which it gently cleans your teeth, gums and tongue. The toothbrush thoroughly removes plaque, although remains extremely gentle on your gums. Even cleaning your teeth can be accompanied by a feeling of luxury.

Loftové byty v Praze 400m
Loftové byty v Praze 400m, Praha 6

Timeless Swedish design

The elegant packaging, subtle colours in black and blue for men or purple and mint for women, the beautiful modern design and ten-year quality warranty provided with the toothbrush make this a unique and luxurious present for your loved ones.

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Department stores bring new architectural quality to city centres, new shopping opportunities and in many cases, also significant technological innovation. However, not all buildings have managed to blend in with their surroundings and at the same time provide luxurious decoration to the location - like the Kotva department store.

A black pearl of modern architecture – the KOTVA department store

Mgr. Jana Höger
29.Nov 2016
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The KOTVA department store

A building of the seventies

The building bearing the name Kotva was built from 1970 to 1975. It was named after the neighbouring building of the Kotva Palace on Revoluční. The department store is regarded as one of the most interesting Czechoslovak buildings of the 70s.

 

Building core – a luxurious hexagon

The building, designed by the husband and wife team of Věra and Vladimír Machonin, has five floors above ground and its ground plan is made up of several interconnected hexagons. The construction system chosen using hexagons with steel frames allows for good development of an irregular ground plan, this also corresponding to the development options. The flat slab reinforced structure made it possible to increase the number of floors in the building. The building shell is made of corroded sheet metal and the ceilings are cast reinforced concrete. The building shell is made of brown solar control glass, fitted into frames with embedded sills and profiled dark aluminium sheet (suspended concrete panels were however originally meant to be used).

Urban planning integration of the “beehive”

The interesting and unconventional design for such a luxury layout and distinctive contemporary architectural expression are consistent with the character of the given surroundings. When the architectural historian Mgr. Lukáš Beran considered the suggestive structure of the Kotva department store, via the symbolism of a beehive, he came all the way to the Beuys-Steiner symbolism of honey as the monetary circulation of society.

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Loftové byty Praha, Praha 5

A few facts...

When the luxury department store was opened, the sales floor had an area of 22,160 m³ and a total of up to 2,000 employees were supposed to serve approximately 75,000 customers every day. A grocery store opened on the second floor in 1995. A restaurant was built on the fifth floor, together with a luxury works canteen for the administrative space which was considered luxurious at that time. The individual floors were originally colour-coded. The opening ceremony for the department store was finally held in 1975, but on political grounds without the architects themselves. The architectural historian Rostislav Švácha pushed for due appreciation of Kotva, proposing to the Ministry of Culture in 2007 that the building be declared a cultural monument.

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OD Kotva
Revoluční 655/1, 110 00 Praha 1
+420 224 801 111