The minimal, ergonomic, space-saving, gorgeous workstation is now available in gloss white and silver/grey and is about half the price of the original design.

Invasion from another world.It seems as if a strange creature is sliding down a rope. Gently and almost weightlessly, radiating a warm and graceful light. Alien. Available in two different sizes and four variations, as pendant, table, floor lights. The version „Easy“ also can be ordered for outdoor. It comes with a choice of textile cables in red and silver. The lower cover is variable, too, enclosed in red and white. An Alien formation to illuminate your room.

homage to the great designs of 50’s and 60’s using todays materials and knowledge. the orchid is a fluent and most important seamless shape, comfortable to sit on and designed with a love for detail.
the chair comes with a complementary feather duster to keep the lower part of the chair (which can also be used to store newspapers and magazines) clean and dust free.
Showing at 100%futures - Earls Court London 18-21 September 2008 - Stand N100

Deja Vu is a piece of furniture that that invites users to search for secret drawers. Just like the antique secreataires it's primary funtion is a writing desk. The frivolous ornaments are transformed into purely funtional shapes.

material: plastic, the chromeplated steel
concept chaise longue SUMMER 2008
is not yet commercially produced
designer: Dima Loginoff ( Moscow, Russia )

Hybrid chair may be used as a dining chair, a stool/ottoman or a bench. It consists of 2 components, a base and a back, plus some supplied stainless steel hardware items. With the back in place, the components are in dining chair mode. By easily removing the back, the chair base is now in stool or ottoman mode. Multiple chair bases can be easily linked together to form a bench of any desired length.

(de)light is a project that reinterprets the concept of light as we know it. (de)light is about freeing light from its solid cage and bringing it back to its intangible essence. (de)light is the starting point for a new way of thinking about the everyday objects that surround us. (de)light poses an open question on how (beautiful) things can be.
(de)light is about envisioning a more enchanting future – and making it real.
Check it out at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fVp7ECl0Qo

Nestle = Birdhouse