jo nagasaka: flat table peeled at spazio rossana orlandi

situated on a mountain, the structure is perched upon a metal support system of pilotis and incorporates ecologically sustainable strategies to maintain and function the house.

for this collection of five work surfaces, the architect returns to the starting points of the first edition of 'flat table', taking old tables and desks and finishing and leveling them in green, yellow, turquoise ...

this quaint storefront in tokyo, japan has been revived from its original state, creating interior platforms and product displays with brick.

a storage cabinet which creates visual worlds, turning a static object into a dynamic one, generating a new, contemporary form of beauty based on contrasts: tall/short, precious/rough, architecture/nature.

these designs developed exclusively for nilafur gallery show the habitat itself as a different planet, as a science-fictional landscape...

using a lightweight mesh for its shade, this lamp's simple materials and resulting structure creates a straightforward lighting solution.