Furniture

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Designer: Michael Potter Project Type: Cabinet Category: Furniture

God's Math

God's Math is a cabinet inspired by mathematical patterns found in nature. The Fibonacci spiral is the central design element, and it is surrounded by the golden ratio and the circle. The spiral is built as a welded steel structure that supports and passes through the wooden body. The cabinet has two doors and three compartments, and sits at a height chosen for comfortable use. Rosewood, birdseye maple and cocobolo veneer laminates reduce the amount of solid wood needed. The cabinet measures 1219 mm wide, 508 mm deep and 1981 mm high.

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Designer: Mattice Boets Project Type: Table Category: Furniture

Liquid

Liquid is a light and strong modern table design inspired by the dynamic and fluid structures found in nature. There are already plenty of table designs, creating a meaningful one is challenging. But Liquid is not your ordinary table, by choosing high-quality Epoxy fortified with E-fiber Glass, not only does the table look lightweight, it only weighs 14 kilos. As a result of this and its timeless design, you can easily move it around in every space.

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Designer: Stéphane Leathead Project Type: Multifunctional Chair Category: Furniture

Exocet

Exocet is a multifunctional chair made of Baltic birch and aluminium. The chair is built from a series of identical curved slats assembled around a central cylinder. The use of one basic slat shape supports an efficient fabrication process. Exocet can be set in several configurations, including a standard chair, a rocking long chair and a folded form. To change the shape, the user releases the pressure with the handle, moves the sections around the cylinder and tightens the handle again. The result is a chair with many positions and very few parts.

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Designer: Ilana Seleznev Project Type: Decorative Stand Category: Furniture

Flower Vase

Just like a flower - a wooden stem and a colorful coating of your choice. Whether on its own, with a single bloom or in a bunch, the new and refreshing flower vase will bring the blossom into your home. The minimal designed vase, inspired by the "Math Of Design" methodology, comes in several materials and sizes and it can also be customized by picking colors, materials and even different producing technologies.

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Designer: Simina Filat Project Type: Multifunctional Furniture Category: Furniture

Ruumy

Ruumy was designed to be a multifunctional textile, furniture that can be transformed from an architectural wall into a wardrobe, into home decorative items, or even in garments, handbags, accessories, by dismantling parts and fitting the desired accessories. Ruumy is made of recycled materials and has the shape of a textile puzzle without edges. The design of this object helps contemporary nomads, to transport and pack their ambulatory universe easily and quickly, adapts spaces in which it cannot intervene constructively and combines elements of home decoration.

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Designer: Wei Jingye / 魏靖野 Project Type: New Chinese Style Category: Furniture

Cow Horn

Cow Horn is a chair and table set inspired by ancient Chinese architecture. The chair back is separated from the armrests, and the lines are dense and orderly. The curved cushion and the armrest details support a comfortable sitting posture for reading and other quiet activities. The table follows the mortise and tenon structure of an ancient attic, and the middle shelf is arranged from logs to hold objects. Black walnut is used throughout, finished with wood wax oil to keep the natural color of the wood. The metal connections are aluminum alloy with a copper coating.

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Designer: Ana Volante Project Type: Table Category: Furniture

Moonland

The Moondland is a unique coffee table inspired by the brutalism movement, evoking raw, geometric and clean forms. Its focus on the circle, in all of its views, angles and sections becomes the vocabulary to express form and function. Its design irradiate patterns of moon shadows, honoring its name. When the Moondland is combined with direct ambient light, it irradiates different patterns of moon shadows not only honoring its name and but also representing a surprinsingly magical effect. It is a hand-crafted furniture and environmentally friendly manufacturing,

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Designer: Panayiotis Stelikos Project Type: Modular Surfaces Category: Furniture

Fingal

Fingal is a modular surface system for interiors, combining wall cladding, a bookcase, carpet tiles and seating. An original pattern inspired by rocky coastal landscapes is applied to the wall, the floor and the furniture, so that the space reads as a whole. The wall cladding is made of painted wood cut by laser, while the bookcase is made of metal sheet. The printed carpet tiles can be placed independently, and the ottomans are upholstered in digitally printed fabric. The modular parts can be rearranged to form many pattern variations in diverse interior spaces.

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Designer: Wei Jingye / 魏靖野 Project Type: Comfortable To Use Category: Furniture

Elegance

Elegance is a set of leisure furniture consisting of a chair and a tea table. The supporting frame is made of stainless steel tubes that are bent, cut and welded to form a solid and stable structure. The tabletop, seat and armrests are made of wood, which adds comfort and a warm appearance. The tubes arranged across the chair back make the furniture look light and rhythmic. The form is inspired by the lines of wood texture. Elegance is intended for offices, studies and homes, and the back supports a correct sitting posture.

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Designer: Yu Hiraoka Project Type: Arcade table Category: Furniture

ON the table

This is an arcade-styled video game console to play vintage video games from the 80's and 90's, and it is dedicated to adults who grew up with those video games in their childhood. However, having a normal video game console could ruin the ambience of your sophisticated living room. Here is a solution. This is not just a game console, but it transforms to a stylish modern coffee table when it is not played.

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Designer: Daisuke Nagatomo and Minnie Jan Project Type: Console Category: Furniture

Cotton Spate

Cotton Spate is a display console designed for a pop-up store. The console presents a small number of products so that attention stays on each item. Its form is inspired by fields of organic Pima cotton flowers, which grow beside a lake in Peru. A white three-dimensional wavy surface holds thin circular metal plates that carry the items. The wavy part is high-density foam shaped by hand from a computer model, and the plates are white painted metal. The counter and the outer enclosure are made of wood. Storage space is placed under the wavy surface.

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Designer: Jaimie Ota Project Type: Coffee Table Category: Furniture

Vadr

Vadr is a simple and sophisticated coffee table that adds character to its environment. It is a statement piece that works well in small areas. The most notable feature is the line of bars across the front of the table which were influenced by piano keys. This can be used as a bookshelf or a subtle, concealable storage space. It uses strong linear angles to create an interest to the viewer. The legs and tabletop are unique and individualistic. The legs are specifically positioned to provide ensured stability. It also has a side profile that invokes forward thinking.

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