Wood Peg by Studio Gorm for Direktorenhaus Wood Peg is the Shaker-inspired furniture system. The set comprises wooden tables and benches that can be dissembled and hung on the wall when not in use. The legs screw into each table top or seat and attach to the wall-mounting with magnets. Legs and tops are interchangeable, creating different-sized furniture pieces as needed.
Shell Desk by Studio Gorm for Habitat Designed to accommodate tech devices discretely while providing an elegant interior object that is an iconic sculptural showpiece at home, that will outlive and accommodate rapidly changing technology. The design intelligently combines only two materials, wood and thermoformed plastic.The entire assembly is held together with 4 Allen screws. It can be flat packed for shipping and is easily disassembleable.
Julie by Julie Tolvanen Manufactured by Finish furniture company, Inno, Julie is the result of a persistent design process where curved veneer slats form a beautiful back and armrests for this light looking, almost sculptural wooden small chair for dining and meeting purposes. Available with or without seat upholstery.
Restore Basket by Mika Tolvanen Restore’s felt structure challenges traditional perceptions of functional storage baskets in a unique and understated way. The basket is mainly made from fibres extracted from recycled plastic bottles. Restore is an all-purpose versatile basket and is strong enough to be used for magazines, toys or even firewood.
TEA KETTLE by Norm Architects
THERMO JUG by Norm Architects
The Tea Kettle designed for Menu grants a visual experience of the tea with a true Scandinavian touch.
A Japanese, Zen-inspired quest for the simplest possible look and a modern Scandinavian focus on functionality. A new, elegant interpretation is added to this look with the stylish, subtle nuances, Ash and Storm.
FINN COLLECTION by Norm Architects The Finn Collection, developed for Design Within Reach, is built on a passion for details, tactility in design and creating for the need.
Hatched by Gabriel Tan and Outofstock team The interior design of the restaurant Hatched, a casual restaurant in Singapore that serves breakfast all-day. Located in a fifty-year old student dormitory building next to the National University of Singapore’s Law Campus, Hatched serves up a curious array of egg-inspired dishes and desserts catering to a youthful target audience.
Glide by Gabriel Tan and Ourofstock design (Left) Manuractured by Foundry. With the gesture of a glider at lift-off, this easy chair envelopes the user with the warm, tactile quality of solid wood. The elegant curved lines and surfaces are handcrafted by time-honoured artisans, resulting in its sculptural appearance and comfortable sitting. Vanity Shelf by Gabriel Tan and Outofstock design (Right) Manufactured by French company, Lignet Roset. A mirror/storage caddy hanging by a single strap of leather to a hook, creating balance (figurative and actual) between the two shapes (circle and rectangle).
Windsor Settee by Chris Specce Quintessentially American, the traditional Windsor chair was an immigrant that flourished when Colonial craftsman imparted it with a grace uncommon to its British ancestry. This minimalist offering proposes that the traditional American Windsor chair was a prototype for modernism, exhibiting efficiency, utility, and material and structural integrity. On its own, or paired with its companion, the Farm Table, this chair is fit for both domestic and commercial settings. Available in a stain or opaque finish.
Windsor chair by Chris Specce for Matter-Made
Bluff City pendant lamp by Jonah Takagi Manufactured by Roll & Hill. Bluff City merges a traditional pendant shade and a wire cage into an industrially inspired but refined pendant. A variety of finish combinations gives the light a vaguely postmodern feel that echoes the Memphis movement. However, the Tennessee town, known as Bluff City, was the inspiration for the series.
‘kvadrat basecamp’ by atelier takagi for Kvadrat In a celebration of Hallingdal 65’s longevity, at a time when that quality seems rarer than ever, Kvadrat has invited a new generation of designers to create entirely new works using the textile and explore new applications for the fabric. he furniture piece envelopes a wooden frame with the woolen textile, creating a micro-environment. the asymmetrical structure forms a canopy over the hallingdal-upholstered mattress. a vertical block of blue elongates the piece, giving it a more relaxed, horizontal aesthetic. In the form of vintage camping gear, the daybed is a playful room within a room. ‘kvadrat basecamp’ was exhibited as part of the kvadrat hallingdal 65 exhibition at the jil sander showroom during milan design week 2012.
TREA office chair by Todd Bracher for HUMANSCALE Humanscale approached Todd Bracher studio with the desire to create a standout product for a rapidly changing market. Workers are getting younger, and their workspaces more open and adaptable. Our target was the new global worker fully aware of her work environment and tools. Technology has made these tools simpler, streamlined, intuitive — all while delivering better performance in a beautiful package. We looked to provide the same level of execution in a multipurpose chair.
Shape Up Chandelier by Ladies & Gentlemen Studio for Roll & Hill Shape Up is a versatile lighting series celebrating geometric shapes. These playful collages upend traditional notions of symmetry in favor of a dynamic spatial harmony. The collection’s abstracted shades are networked via connecting cords and hubs. The resulting modular system allows the shapes to be suspended and composed in response to a space’s architecture and function.