Tag: table
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Tom Dixon at Milan Design Week
Tom Dixon debuts at the Milan Design Week, showcasing new furniture, lighting and accessories under the theme of the CLUB. The conventional Gentleman’s club is reworked into a contemporary version of the historic British members club – a modern day home-away-from-home, a plush and cultured haven where pleasure and work collide. Some overdue additions to…
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Wedge Table
The design arose from the interest to create furniture that can be build, stored and delivered in a simple and space saving way and with less hand labour involved.
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A Piece of Light
It is a collaborative work with the sun, since the circulation of the sun is the actual body of time.
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Tool Table
It is a product line of coffee tables that creates dialogue between wood and metal that takes its influence from mechanical instruments.
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Moving Kitchain
The proposal aimed to respond to this challenge by focusing on the ritual of cooking and eating as a great detonator of socialization and idea exchange.
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Forgotten Poetry
Aluminum profiles joint together paradoxically act as a soft decor because of their stylized decorative look.
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Extended Family
This collection of solid oak chairs, benches and tables in different sizes, is now expanded into upholstered versions of both the chair and the bench.
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Origami Furniture
Taking advantage of paper’s natural ability, the folding of this table is done in the same fashion as traditional Japanses fans.
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Slits and Stacks
The project itself derives its name from the concepts by which it is based – stacking and fitting into one another seamlessly.
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Screw it
The expression means are more diversified day by day, and furniture also becomes a method to express their personality as life quality gets better.
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Earthquake Proof Table
It provides a comprehensive solution by creating both covering protection and passageways for rescue team accessibility.
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Bird Branches
The table & Lamp is designed from the novel ‘Bluebird’. It is a piece of work that made an effort to deliver the most intuitive and emotional feelings to users.
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Intense Table
The intensive table a writing desk is always a place of tension in the sense of intensive emotional moments.
Richelle Sibolboro 