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product|added Apr 25, 2008
Louise XV Table
There are many shades of grey, but Louise Quinze only comes in black or white. Don`t let her almost classical legs confuse you when, they meet her modern minimalist top – it only takes opening the drawer to discover her heart of gold.
Designer: genauso.und.anders° (Germany)
Manufacturer: genauso.und.anders° (Germany)
product|added Apr 24, 2008
dickey by gerry²
Designer: gerry² - creative findings (Germany)
view profileproduct|added Apr 24, 2008
Drop
Hand-blown drop shaped glass bowl
that spins around its own axis. A perfect
centrepiece at social getherings!
Designer: Rune Klungland (Norway)
Manufacturer: Quack (Norway)
product|added Apr 24, 2008
Endless Belt by Sebastian Bergne
This fully adjustable stainless steel belt by Sebastian Bergne. Clever details and unusual use of materials makes it truly unique.
Designer: Sebastian Bergne (United Kingdom)
Manufacturer: spunique (United Kingdom)
product|added Apr 24, 2008
ABC
Designer: Sandro Santantonio Design (Italy)
Manufacturer: Prandina (Italy)
product|added Apr 23, 2008
green thumb
breakfast set in ceramics.
inspiration comes from an ironic transliteration from garden to table context
Designer: antigone acconci+riccardo bastiani (Italy)
view profileproduct|added Apr 23, 2008
Quelcheresta
“Quelcheresta”, literally “what remains” is the light that remains after the removal of the traditional bright source. “Quelcheresta” is a bright element that shows what we normally see around a lamp, it’s such a virtual section of the lighting produced by the lamp if we eliminate the lamp from it. That lamp is exclusively the representation of the lighting element essence. As the name says, the product is: "what remains” when we eliminate the bright source, showing only the "light" it produces.
Designer: Romolo Stanco (Italy)
Manufacturer: Nonesiste design Lab (Italy)
product|added Apr 23, 2008
Original Stool
A manifestation of place & time.
The process uses landscape as crucial part of the formative process;
Locations are used as production tracks.An orb houses a flexible mould of the stools.
After filling the mould with resin,it interacts with the formative surrounding.The rotation is recorded by the flexing walls of the mould. Thus,unique pieces are formed via serial production.The Stools are the consequence of the omnipresent process & stay in close connection to their place of accruement.
Designer: Sascha Mikel, Michael Tatschl, Martin Schnabl (Austria)
Manufacturer: breadedescalope (Austria)