Foxhole is – quite literally – a sofa (and armchair) made with cushions. It is a counter response to people’s tendency to fill up even the most minimal of sofas with a collage of cushions […]
Vader Lounge Chair
Client: SpHaus (Italy) www.sphaus.it
Bolle Stool
Opposing conditions collide in Bolle – randomness and precision, the singular and the systematic, and the two- and three-dimensional. Bolle (which is the Italian word for bubbles) was inspired by the transient beauty of a […]
Marcello Chair
Client: Ligne Roset www.ligne-roset.com
Paperchase Magazine Rack
Paper Table was designed with an understanding that situations can be chaotic and people can be messy. It is a coffee table-cum-magazine rack that responds to people’s tendency not to stack their magazines neatly after […]
Tweety – Chair
Client: Grafunkt (Singapore) www.grafunkt.com
Cornerblock Shelf / Screen
There is a degree of randomness in the act of collecting objects throughout one’s life. Almost certainly, one’s collection will contain objects of varying shapes, sizes, and proportions. Corner Block is a pair of interlocking […]
Papercut Coffee Table
Client: Grafunkt (Singapore) www.grafunkt.com
Werk – Trestle Legs & Organisation Box
Client: folks furniture (Singapore) www.folks.furniture
Divide Shelf / Screen
Client: folks furniture (Singapore) www.folks.furniture
Norman Dining Chair
Client: folks furniture (Singapore) www.folks.furniture
Elle Dining Chair
Client: folks furniture (Singapore) www.folks.furniture
Apollo Dining Table
Client: folks furniture (Singapore) www.folks.furniture
Break Stool
Humour emanates from Break, but so too does the simple rationality of a direct resolution to a technical problem. The design plays with the archetypal stool shape. Rather than an assembly of multiple flat elements, Break […]
Pebble Coffee Table
A flawless and fluid look characterizes Pebble. This low table with a rounded solid walnut top portrays the smooth, gentle contours of a stone eroded by a flowing river. It is produced in two versions […]
Seagram Shelf/ Screen
Client: Ethnicraft (Belgium) www.ethnicraft.com
Bolle Coffee Table
Opposing conditions collide in Bolle – randomness and precision, the singular and the systematic, and the two- and three-dimensional. Bolle (which is the Italian word for bubbles) was inspired by the transient beauty of […]
Section Shelf / Screen
Section takes its name from the ‘sectional’ investigations that drove its design. It was imagined as a composition of very thin planes of steel sheet that would become almost invisible when filled with books. Section […]