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Ging chairs are created by a combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. The collection was made to focus on the natural beauty of wood. The form of the chairs is minimal but dynamic. The chairs are made to be comfortable and ergonomic with its round backseat and well positioned recline angle. The stackable function made the chairs more versatile for the different setting.
Macaroon is a multifunctional tea table designed for homes with limited space. The tea table features a three layer rotatable structure inspired by the layered macaroon dessert. When the three layers are stacked, the middle layer holds items. When the layers are rotated outward, Macaroon serves as a two layer table. A central axis rotation mechanism keeps the movement stable and smooth. Rounded shapes and soft lines give a warm appearance and improve safety. The table is made of natural oak with a careful sanding finish.
Akhalteke offers a unique sitting experience, evoking the sensation of riding a horse for the first time. Inspired by the designer's childhood horseback riding experiences and fascination with equine anatomy, the design establishes a two way interaction between the user and their experience. Drawing from the saddle, one of humanity's earliest seating forms, Akhalteke blends the comfort of a lounge chair with the essence of riding. The name comes from the Akhalteke, a breed of Turkmen horses, reflecting the design’s inspiration and dynamic form.
Pashaman Bubble Bear is a sofa inspired by the rounded shape of bubbles. Deep stitching and elastic filling create a plump form with a soft touch. The frame is made of thickened pine wood, and serpentine springs, elastic webbing and securing loops improve stability and durability. Two surface materials are offered, chenille fabric and thick genuine leather, along with several colors. Soft cushions in the armrests support the neck, and the ergonomic backrest follows the curves of the body to reduce fatigue.
Toolless is a television cabinet designed for assembly without tools. The connectors are pre-inserted into the panels during production, so the panels are simply pressed or slid together. The connectors work by elastic deformation and allow repeated disassembly and reassembly, which extends the service life of the cabinet. The panels are packed in the order of assembly, and two-color panels show the inside and the outside clearly. Assembly takes about ten minutes. The cabinet measures 1400 by 395 by 450 millimeters and is shipped flat.
The Mushroom project is an eco-friendly initiative that repurposes wood scraps from furniture manufacturing into a uniquely designed small side table. Instead of discarding the scraps, they are carefully shaped into wide panels and arranged to form a three dimensional end grain pattern. The tabletop showcases an eye catching cross sectional design using three different types of wood, while the smoothly curved legs resemble a mushroom stem. With a height of 380mm, Mushroom functions as a coffee table or bedside table, giving new value to discarded wood while minimizing waste.
Cornnie is a seating series designed for corner spaces. The series has three pieces that measure 1200 by 700 by 850 millimetres when placed together. Each seat is made of bendable plywood, glued and pressed on a mould milled by a CNC machine. Curved legs link each seat to the corner and suggest new ways to use the space. Cornnie lets users rest in corner areas and create a relatively personal space there without building a wall between each other. The intent is to offer a calm place to retreat within open shared environments.
Minimal Techno is a prototype armchair made from recycled solid steel and repurposed bamboo hardwood flooring. The frame has a matte black coating, and brushed brass screws hold the bamboo slats in place. The thin steel and bamboo give the seat flexibility, so the chair stays comfortable during long periods of sitting. The structure is strong and has been tested to hold weights above 250 pounds. Japanese minimalism and the use of negative space guided the form. Only three materials are used, which keeps the armchair simple to reproduce.
The Scenic Table stands out with its adaptable leg design, offering versatile attachment options for various environments, from commercial to domestic. Its plastic tabletop features multiple holes for different leg positions, concealing technical areas while ensuring durability, safety, and ergonomics. Inspired by the Calla lily, the leg can take on two distinct forms, maintaining consistent formal language and produced using the same mold for efficiency. The table includes interchangeable parts, balancing aesthetics and functionality, and combines design innovation with practical versatility
Spring is a multifunctional wooden chair designed for small rooms. Spring transforms with a single push, through built-in compression springs. The same piece can serve as a chair, as a table or as a standing table for events. The form is inspired by a flower bud that opens like a blossom. The main material is oak wood in natural and white colors. Wooden sheets are layered and then cut into circular pieces. The compression springs are made of aluminum. All sizes follow standard human ergonomics, so the furniture saves space in compact homes.
This object represents the two protagonist cities of the international year of glass. Milan and Venice Milan represented with the geometry and transparency of the top and base, its skyline which in recent years has seen this transformation with glass as the protagonist in the buildings of various shapes thrown towards the sky such as in Piazza Gae Aulenti and City Life
Verona Version 2 is a custom cabinet system designed for living rooms, tea rooms and kitchens. The design follows the minimalist principle of less is more and draws on Italian aesthetics. Natural walnut and other premium solid woods are combined with gray glass and marble. Star Black lacquer, mountain grain walnut veneer and moonstone gray lacquer shape the surfaces. U shaped curves, teardrop pendant corners and diamond cut facets add detail. The cabinets reach three meters in height and allow orderly storage and tasteful display within a personalized home.