The Bean Rocker series is an exploration in dynamic and flexible ways of inhabiting our spaces. The rocking seats are ergonomically designed and come in four models. Knoend worked with designer Ahmed Khouja to produce the Bean Rockers using sustainable materials. The bean rockers come flat-packed or assembled (for a fee), are made with FSC certified maple plywood finished with natural linseed oil, standard steel hardware, and each comes with a padded cushion.

Each scented candle lasts twenty minutes and has a different scent, and before dying it gives its flame to the one that follows. Arranging the candles according to their scent and lighting the first one, it's possible to know how much time has passed through the scents that mark the stages in the room.
It's one of five project for blind people showcased at Salone del Mobile in milano by Studio Sovrappensiero.

Creation of unique & high-quality shelving designs that are outstanding
in its styles through combining aesthetics, function and quality.

[C]space is the winning entry in the ‘AADRLTen’ Pavilion competition. It is an advanced technology concrete structure that is erected in Bedford Square,London. The AADRL10 exhibition was held from the 22 February - 14 March 2008. The Pavilion opened on 13 March 2008 coinciding with the release of the DRL10 Book. It will remain open until the end of July. The structure was designed and developed by Alan Dempsey and Alvin Huang with Adams Kara Taylor and members of the AADRL.

Sculptural twin seat in solid cedar.

Lamppot is a prototype which explores environmentally friendly lighting - with a twist.
A literal visual twist, relating to the form of the energy efficient spiral bulb - giving the object a high level of customization and aiding it's integration into a variety of environments. The second twist is a conceptual one, challenging which "environment" the light is supposed to be friendly towards - our personal domestic environments and/or our shared ecological environment.

Do-it-yourself origami finger puppets of Obama, Hillary, & McCain, which can be downloaded at: http://www.folduscandidate.com/
The process is simple: users download printable templates of the candidates, cut and fold. Then users can hold their own finger puppet presidential debates/campaigns.
The site is also linked to YouTube and Flickr where users have submitted images and videos of their finger puppet debates.