'pop' by enzo mari |
'pop' in children size |
the 'pop' chair is made in expanded polypropylene |
'X' chair by enzo mari |
'X' carbon fibre chair |
stool 'one' by konstantin grcic |
table and stool 'one' |
'alo' chair by karim rashid |
aluminium chair with or without armrests |
'tango' plastic chair by stefano giovannoni |
'tango' chair, detail |
'boogie woogie', bookshelf by stefano giovannoni |
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blow-moulded plastic 'rocker' by ron arad |
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'S.O.S' (sort of shelves) by ron arad |
'S.O.S.' - kind of a lego |
'S.O.S', detail of the badge with computer code of the item |
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one PVC extruded profile-panel that is trimmed to different lengths to form this infinite cell structure.
the two ends of each panel are designed in such a way that the panels can snap or slide into each
other at 90° or at 180°. the system can create ‘low resolution’ pixilated surfaces and volumes and
can be used to make storage, shelving, partitions, racks or any structure.
the design of the panels is accompanied by a computer script that produces a cutting list to form
any virtual volume superimposed on a grid of cells.
a prototype version of this project was launched in milan in the marconi gallery as two intersecting
giant spheres: one snuggling at the corner of the gallery and the other hollowed out so that people
can walk into it. a more functional shelving like structure was launched at the magis’ stand.
the development of the system as a commercial product has now started. |
'air' armchair by jasper morrison |
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'tibia', by sebastian bergne |
'tibia' is a re-design of a classic folding console/table |
'non-stop system' by james irvine |
a modular bookcase |
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