the ‘Interface(s)’ project proposes a ‘hybridization’ of relational technologies with the ‘legitimate’ objects of living space:
These ‘hybrid’ objects thus become diffusers of on-line services. They embody the visible and user-friendly interfaces that mediate relations between people in a wide range of practises in the home: computer-enabled pastimes, communication services and comfort-related devices. 
In their material presence, these ‘relational objects’ are discreet, soft and emotional.

While trying to gain inspiration from natural materials in a beautiful birch tree forest outside Stockholm, this lamp was instead inspired by a natural gesture. Without the static foot this lamp invites you to grab it and move it where you need light the most. It can be used as a “floor stand” lamp that leans against the wall, in a corner or simply flat on the floor. Rubber at the 3 touch points prevents the lamp from falling.

you know ist... come in a bar, or a cafe and there is no place to seat..
so we design a leatherwall, which gives you a place to relax and to have a drink.
Just lean on an pull out the tables..
thats it !

Dancing plate for exciting food.

The halo chair is designed by david fox and produced by connection

You can take this pet dog anywhere: To a party, the opera or to a restaurant.
it will carry your mobile phone and wallet for you!

Created as a compact lounge chair with as few parts as possible, the LAMI chair combines standard materials with a straight-forward manufacturing process to create a unique piece that is easily accessible, comfortable, and fits almost any indoor or outdoor setting.
The chair is available in a “sporty” racing stripe scheme or in a variety of solid colors, painted with materials suitable for outdoor use, which makes LAMI ideal as patio furniture.

hese pillows are part of a series called "Jacket Pillows", each one of them has a different name honoring some of by best friends. As you unbutton or unzip the pillow cover you will find a label printed with the story of the person for which each pillow was inspired from. They are made out of 100% industrial wool felt, and are all handmade in Mexico

The biggest inspiration of this lighting is my mother's knitting hobbies during my childhood. Her knitted sweaters and gloves remind me of the good days of my childhood. I saw the neat pile of electric wires as yarns and soon decided to knit(weave) my own. Other than knitting with needles, I developed a new way of weaving the rubber but solid wires into long, scarf-like or brush-like form of lighting. They are weaved by one long wire which varies in length-from 10 to 300meters.