Inspired by the Shoji Lamps, the Natural Affection lamp is all about giving affection, protection, life and death. The lamp curls over the flower embracing it. Acting as if it is caring for its baby, the lamp shows its love by giving light to the flower as it tries to keep it warm.
Designer: Gary Wilkinson
Wouldn’t it be grand to look into the mirror and have our future told? Or to look and ask a question to a difficult situation and the mirror respond back with the perfect answer? We all know that isn’t possible, no one can predict the future. However, the Carole mirror does allow us to imagine the mirror is speaking just to us, allowing us to pretend that its words are just for us alone.
Designer: Robert Stadler
ETree is an interactive electroluminescent floor lamp that invites the user to interact by moving and playing with its strands. The effect is very similar to slow shutter photography of people waving around lights.
Designer: Jesus Felipe & Silvia Grimaldi
We are always looking for extra space to store our things. It is important that we keep things nice and tidy without having piles of our stuff everywhere. It was always taught to us as children to not store things under bed, but we must organize and keep our living space clean and healthy. The designer of the Floating Drawer, with his design encourages storage under the bed.
Designer: Scott Sykora
Modern life seems to be fraught with portability, never staying in the same place. It’s the idea of being untethered and although electronics have moved towards that direction, what about other industries? Modulo, a modular portable radiator, is one concept on the go.
Designer: Anna Gotha
The Vetro coffee table was designed to be a unique focal point to any room. Made with a modern feel and bright colors, the table gives the appearance that it has been peeled away from itself to create a storage shelf underneath. Made from semi-transparent layered acrylic with an inlay of chrome around the outer edges, the table will surely bring life to any room.
Designer: Michael Laut
Switch Me is a humble salt and pepper shaker concept which allows one to switch between salt and pepper at the press of a button. The body has two chambers to avoid mixing and definitely has a different look to it… for all the salt and pepper shaker collectors out there.
Designer: Chetan Sorab
Moving habits is an experimental installation where by knobs are placed on almost everything. Normal convention solicits us to pull on anything with a knob just we’ve been conditioned to do so. But what happens when pulling on a knob yields unexpected surprises?
Designer: Katrin Sonnleitner
The chair looks simple and quiet, yet if you notice, there is a planter that wants to connect with the chair. As the plant grows, it becomes one with the chair; A unity of good fortune. As the two unite, the owner of the chair continues to bring life to them by feeding them and giving them fresh air and light. A pot of fortune to last a lifetime.
Designer: Zhuo Wang
In a new concept by FurnID, “Dias” is a unique and one of a kind piece. It is a drawer system that works like no other. When admiring from a far, Dias appears to be a distinctive object claiming its space on the wall. With a face covered by two-toned pyramids and a top made into a flat surface.
Designer: Bo Strange
We all have at one time or another experienced the close living space of a flat or apartment. The space felt so crowded that you never felt that you could sit and relax and enjoy your space. The Ladybird bath and vanity set was created with lack of space in mind.
Designer: Coco Reynolds
Chair 777 is a new concept by new and young design group, “Die Fabrik” which is German for “The Factory”. The Chair 777 is made of 100% recyclable cardboard. The chair can be rotated into three different positions, depending on the mood of the user – a lounge chair, stool and regular upright chair. At only 20KG, the Chair 777 is easily movable by using only one hand.
Designer: Stefan Hölldobler
The T-Vertigo side table was inspired by the works of Escher. With a design that tricks the eye into seeing movement and exploration of infinity. The table offers a sensual form, which plays on contrasts of emptiness and fullness, movement and tranquility.
Designer: AquiliAlberg Studio
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