real moss tables by ayodhya

the IFFS/AFS 2010 hosted 434 exhibitors from 31 countries (thailand, china, indonesia, taiwan, vietnam, finland, denmark, belgium, ...)

the traditional asian language of this furniture collection has been translated into a clean contemporary style.

furniture company epos modern indonesia developed methods to use off-cuts from local industries and pieces of old, drifted wood to create benches, stools, tables, ...

'mosstile' is made using a stabilized tile of lichen placed over top of an ecologically sound resin base, ready to be installed on any kind of surface.

the aim of the project was to encourage foresting initiatives in urban settings by creating a space using natural resources that appealed to the senses in colour and scent.

first seen at the designboom mart in new york 2006 the 'moss pencil' is a wooden pencil covered with green flocking

created from water hyacinth, hemp and cotton, most ayodhya designs are based on handicraft, natural fibers, sourced from network of grassroots and hill tribes.