The Eiffel Stool was designed by Japanese designer Shigeki Fujishiro. A “three-legged stool” is considered most suitable while at work. The reason being the worker can freely move their own legs while sitting. With the concept of “form by means of tools = shape from function”, this stool is designed in a minimal manner so [...]

The Barnacle Stool was designed by American Designer Robert Brou, The design was entirely created in the moment while in the shop. The body is constructed of 12/4 (3?) Maple lumber that is laminated together and then sculpted with a variety of grinders and sanders. This sits atop eleven Ash legs that are dyed purple. [...]

The coffee table called Bone, Bridge and Together was designed by Austrian designer Daniel Meise. Meise creates the sculptural pieces by using a special concrete that hardens quickly and remains strong despite their thin walls. The pieces appear to be quite heavy, but looks can be deceiving. Meise’s T-shaped “bone” table with only 8 to [...]

The Kajen Public Bench was designed by Swedish designer Thomas Bernstrand for the Stockholm based manufacturer, Nola. Conventional wooden slats form the seat and backrest of this undulating bench, but its design is completely unique. Crafted in an expressive, swooping form that balances atop three structural supports, the bench is made with maximum comfort in [...]

The Camouflage Armchair was designed by Mexican Designer Emiliano Godoy for the Mexico City based manufacturer Pirwi. “Camouflage” is a low armchair made in Oriented Strand Board (OSB). The material is surfaced with a stained-black veneer, and has oversized lateral panels that partly hide the user. These panels feature a carved camouflage pattern that emphasizes [...]

The Lilium Sofa and Chair was designed by French Designer Victor Boëda for the Paris based furniture manufacturer Steiner. Lilium is a soft couch with a floral line. An assemblage of three sheets, one per function: seat, kidney-level support & back-rest.