wieke somers, nendo and inga sempe for tectona

within the airy structure, the french designer has created the feeling of a large, open space apartment, furnished in a way that creates smaller 'living rooms' within.

here is a sneak preview of the österlen chair and table designed for gärsnäs, to be presented during the stockholm furniture fair from 8 to 12 feb. 2011.

continuing the development of her 'ruché' collection for ligne roset, french designer inga sempé has now developed beds and side tables to add to the line-up.

a series of product still lives, made from human ashes that have been digitally fabricated using rapid prototyping.

the flowering sprigs of 'frozen in time' seem to merge with a lamp. the construction of stools hide within a transparent skin and branches bow under the weight of icy layers...

made from red and white ropes arranged in a vertical stripe pattern, the carousel functions through the use of plastic pulley blocks, fire hoses and metal weights in which visitors can hang and vertically move their...

in trying to enhance the overall shopping experience for customers, the fitting rooms have been moved from the edge of the shop floor to its center, making this section the focal point of the store where clients ca...

the japanese studio presents two solo exhibitions which looks at the inherent characteristics of various materials from glass to agricultural nets, and explores their application as structural, functional furniture.

nendo has created a smartphone or slate tablet cradle intended to appear as if the device being held cast a flower shaped shadow.