doba

Inspired on the traditional portuguese 'dobadoura' (a tool used to wind skeins of wool), we create a lamp that allow us to roll up the wire around the object, making as many configuration as you want. In old portuguese the word to describe this movement is 'doba'/gud conspiracy

Plicare

A flat-pack stool that conjugates metal and wood in order to create a elegant and honest piece of furniture. Plicare is a Latin verb, meaning to bend, that way we explore the properties of the metal to achieve our purpose/gud conspiracy

kami

A set of biodegradable cellulose vases, pots and pendant lights. The biodegradable hand-made ‘kami’ collection of pots, vases and pendant lights encourages a new approach in eco-friendly, sustainable lifestyle products. Made from 100% biodegradable cellulose, an extremely solid yet, light material, 'kami' transforms this most abundant natural raw material into objects for daily use by simple air drying. Ideally tinted in a grey concrete color tone, the ‘kami’ collection is an ideal design object for any contemporary space/ett la benn

ciao

A steel tubular coat hanger. The 30mm metal rod is tinted with powder-coated paint/Paolo Cappello

Book Lamp

Book Lamp is an iconic and minimalist hanging metal rod lamp for a book; its dual function makes it attractive and playful/groupa studio

Piao 飘 -Paper Chair

Gluing layers of paper is the way how to make a traditional paper umbrella. Our Paper Seat is using the same craft. The paper layers are combined until the chair is strong enough to sit on, but is still keeping its flexibility. Hand made paper is rich of natural fibers that give strength to carry a person and is therefore our choice for this comfortable chair/innovo design

Accordion Cabinet

Somehow there is movement in this creation; even without the operation of opening and closing the doors. The rhythmic series of wood textile undulating in and out, the play of shadows and the varying light and dark wood tones create a melody as the object stands alone. It is these eye catching features that draw one into the object and spark your interest to interact with the cabinet. Opening the doors and watching the fabric stretch and fold; the beauty of natural wood that has become something flexible, it is all an experience that keeps you intrigued and interested. It creates a moment, as the designers had intended, that is an emotional connection. The goal was to create this unique furniture piece with character that promotes a longer lasting relationship between the object and user/Elisa Strozyk and Sebastian Neeb

wardrobe bench

The WARDROBE BENCH is the the perfect assistant for tying your shoes. Both “storeys” of the bench are waterjet cuted out of one linoleum covered laminated wood panel. At the one hand the “lower storey” stabilizes the construction and on the other hand it offers a comfortable platform for tying shoes. The bench can be disassembled and shipped very flat packed/Paul Evermann

Di Corte

Di Corte, designed by Andrea Magnani, Giovanni Delvecchio and Elisabetta Amatori of Resign, is a series of chairs that look as though they’re going back to their roots

Trestle stool

This is a small stool with a big personality. Its construction is based on the classical trestle found in barns and outhouses across Sweden. The trestle is a multi purpose design that can function as many kinds of furniture. The surface is covered with furniture linoleum, a material chosen for its scent of linseed oil and matt tactile surface. This natural material will mature and wear beautifully as the Trestle stool follows its owner through a lifetime/modern times

Malmön

The table defines a place of great personal significance. The rough granite table top and the slender birch construction describe the West coast of Sweden with its archipelago of harsh cliffs and groves of birches. This particular region has always affected and influenced us as persons/modern times

tria

Demacker Design

clover lamp

mut design

vazna

VAZNA is a hand-blown, double-sided glass vase with the bottom suspended off the middle. The two parts of unequal volume are joined, making VAZNA a unique structure in glass of unique aesthetic. Its larger part, 20 centimeters in length, accommodates larger bouquets. The smaller part holds smaller bunches of flowers.

lako

LAKO is a bent-steel wire rack for storing books and magazines..Compact and light, it can be placed next to a sofa, along the bed or in a similar spot. Periodicals and books that are arranged on it become a mini, mobile library. The handle at the apex of LAKO can be used to move the rack around. Its pure structure of straight lines and angles permits various possibilities for storing publications/Studio Macura

Bask

On a trip to spain I visited a great company producing yarns with paper. This was the starting point of the designs of the Bask collection. Together with a basket maker of Bavaria and the paper company I developed a special paper and technique to use the yarns for 3 dimensional objects. A metal grid supports the shaping of the baskets and bowls. Basks are objects to store things. Upside down you can use them like small side tables/Sebastian Herkner

Saturn Stool

The stool is made from three interlocking machined wooden arcs, joined centrally to a triangular wooden dished seat. Each leg twists through 45 degrees from the floor to the seat as well as reducing in thickness, giving a very strong tripod structure. The stool is lacquered with a black stain/Barber Osgerby

Shell Chair

Folded plywood chair that uses the ‘folding’ design language employed for the Shell table. The structural qualities of folded, laminated plywood are used to produce a simple, lightweight piece using a single production process/Barber Osgerby

De La Warr Chair

The De La Warr chair is made from a high-pressure, die cast aluminium frame comprising of five different components. The front legs and arms of the chair are made from steel or stainless steel tubing and the seat and back panels use a special ductile grade aluminium, which are pressed into shape either with or without holes/Barber Osgerby