The Tubelight was born from our fascination with fluorescent tubes, and archetypical industrial lighting fixtures. With its flexible tube, it redefines the conventional fluorescent light, and bends the rules of lighting, literally.
Being recognizable, yet distinctive, and introducing innovative features such as the dim-to- warm function, the Tubelight transcends traditional fixtures with its versatility.

The Archive Lights provide a fresh perspective on the centuries-long grown portfolio of this unique company, by literally and figuratively highlighting the details that comprise it, and establishing a link between the past, present, and future.

We present four, lifelike objects, created from one of our findings; a dead-stock of vintage, artificial-plants parts. These precious, handcrafted pieces, are made of wire, paper, and resin.
With their delicate details, the organic compositions, highlight the subtle gradations of color, and slight variations of shape, while the intricate surfaces, exemplify a balance between the odd and the familiar.

The collected items transform into collectible objects.

Shifting our perspective, as we observe the known and familiar, allows us to stay fresh and timeless.

Here, looking at an iconic, traditional form language, and reimagining it in a different context, new objects are envisioned.

A shelf has turned into a sofa. A sofa has turned into a side table.

Drawing inspiration from archetypal industrial constructions, PIPELINES explores various manners of utilizing steel pipes within a contemporary living environment.

The surfaces created through a repetitive composition of steel pipes, combined with elements of bent tubes, result in utilitarian, yet sophisticated furniture pieces.

An Immersive Experience Reflecting on the Nature of Time and Travel.

Grand Seiko, the renowned luxury Japanese timepiece manufacturer, has invited us to create an installation for Design Miami/ which celebrates the brand’s strong bond to nature.

The Original Interchangeable Candle.

An ever-changing combination of forms and colours, this unique modular design inspires multiple configurations, conveying a sense of a serene playfulness. A simple and accessible example of the beauty of design.

An abstract conceptualization of this most magical period of the day, when colors and forms blend together, and our perception wanders between the recognizable and the unknown.
Utilizing the unique advantages of digital printing to achieve a balance between sharp lines and soft color gradients, the collection is a contemporary ode to the wonders of nature.

Sculptural, three-dimensional elements typical to Mizuhiki - the traditional Japanese knotting technique - are depicted as expressive, contemporary two-dimensional illustrations on this collection of digitally printed area rugs.
Merging modern and historic colors and techniques, the collection can perfectly accommodate any chosen environment.

Reciprocal Syntax is an interactive installation, depicting the outcome of a creative exchange between two beings, through a metaphorical illustration of a concerted work process. The installation was developed and realized in collaboration with Budapest based digital artists Gabor Papp and Gáspár Hajdu of XORXOR and Ágoston Nagy of Binaura.

The Great Outdoors are room dividers, paying ode to the immensity of mountain ranges and celebrating mankind's exploration of nature.

BICOLORE functions as an expandable form language, visualizing and honoring the particular characteristics of the Vicenza Stone, as well as the correlation between volumes in the immense spaces in the subterranean mazes of the quarries.

Solid marble spheres, supported by bent brass structures, forge essential, sculpted illustrations of abstract planets.

Orb harnesses the mesmerizing beauty of geological patters, together with the wonders of celestial bodies, creating a synthesis between the natural and the odd and peculiar.

The Fruit Towers are ceramic vases with high-temperature glaze executed by the craftsmen Jian-Fu Zhong and Wen-Yi Kung.

With the Fruit Towers we wanted to display a relationship between the past and the present, traditional and contemporary.

Through an experimental journey of form and function we have been exploring new possibilities of using brass tubes to create three dimensional practical objects.

The Catwalk Bench takes an uncommon approach to upholstery, wherein the textile is displayed as a revolving loop, somewhat reminiscent of a conveyor belt – rather than resting static.

Out Of Order is the result of a collaboration between Amsterdam-based interdisciplinary design studio BCXSY and Rotterdam-based design studio Atelier Robotiq.

The nested Borosilicate glass tubes resemble a pellucid chime, producing a delicate sound, awakening and inspiring one’s knowledge of existence and symbolizing the amplification of consciousness.

The newly created monumental impressions open a door to a curious, fascinating universe of colors and patterns, abstracting the homespun prints and transforming those into something exciting and new.

Biiru bottle opener is the result of a fusion between the skillful craftsmen of Nakajima Zogan and conceptual designers of Amsterdam based BCXSY.