Following a warm response to my design work from the hacker community, I chose a literally "hacked" look for this experimental chair prototype. Like most of my designs of the last five years, it is an Open Design, meaning, its design CAD files can be freely downloaded, copied, modified and produced by anyone, without special tooling, under a Creative Commons licence .

The Bird table is an Open Design product, meaning, you can download the design, copy, modify and produce it under a Creative Commons non commercial license

(see http://creativecommons.org/).

It is a simple assembly, flat pack single component for the legs, under a glass top. 24mm CNC cut birch plywood and a 12mm glass top. 210x90x75cm

The Italic shelving is an Open Design product, meaning, you can download the design, copy, modify and produce it under a Creative Commons non commercial license (see http://creativecommons.org/).
It consists only of two parts (24mm birch plywood), but can be assembled in any way or direction one chooses. Disorder made simple.

Open Design, an innovative proposal to free design creativity is promoted by designer Ronen Kadushin. Visitors to the website are most welcome to download and use the first Open Design collection of lighting and accessories. In the picture, the Man Holding Flower light, a single piece of laser cut sheet steel, hand bent to form a "Bare bone" lighting object. Additional electric components are standard and common.