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.

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.

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.

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.

As part of their Beijing Design Week program, Dashila(b) has invited us to observe and reflect on the very dynamic processes which the Dashilar area is currently going through.

Contrast is the result of our collaboration with Meitheal Mara, and consists of a Side-Table, Stool and Fruit-Bowls.

Pavo is a concept we have developed, for a space divider made of folded paper with adjustable-length wooden-feet.

Join is the results of our collaboration with Mr. Tanaka – a master of Tategu – the traditional craft of Japanese wood joinery.

Join consists of a series of three space-dividers. In each piece two lined frames, representing the humble integrity inherent to the craft, are visually merged to create a moment that deviates from the conventional Tategu aesthetic, and introduces angles and shapes that are not commonly used in the craft.

The simple construction of the Kaleidoscope Cabinet, made of oak plywood, mirrors and hardened-glass, is possible to set in virtually endless compositions.
Through light and reflections, a striking visual effect is achieved, resulting in a unique display of the exhibited pieces.

CHANGE! features furniture and home accessories built from rubber-coated foam.
Beyond the striking aesthetics, the design of the collection is based on the unexpected experience of using the material, which looks hard and heavy, but in fact is soft, flexible and light.

The iconic swing, illuminated by a rechargeable LED element, creates a comforting ambiance through lighting and movement.