Felt Washbasin by Dick van Hoff Normally felt is only used for repairing the waste pipe. Here the designer has upgraded it to make a complete wash basin. As an additional decorative element, all the felt parts are stitched together using black thread. 02.08.2016
Cushion control by Didier Hilhorst & Nicholas Zambetti A new generation of remote controls: a bunch of different cushions each having its own function: one for the channels, one for the power, one for the volume and so on. These remote controls can be thrown around, transforming the […] 02.08.2016
One day paper waste by Jens Praet One day paper waste in an office creates the volume. As a reaction to document waste, Jens Praet took shredded confidential documents, mixed them with resin and compressed them into a strong MDF mould. This way the office waste can […] 02.08.2016
Bone chair by Joris Laarman Joris Laarman’s aluminum chair is the first in a series of works which are designed according to the way bones develop; growing where strength is needed and shrinking where it is not. Laarman developed this design process with the help […] 02.08.2016
Bone chaise longue by Joris Laarman Joris Laarman’s aluminum chair and resin chaise longue represent a series of works which are designed according to the way bones develop; growing where strength is needed and shrinking where it is not. Laarman developed this design process with the help […] 02.08.2016
Artificial Bonsai tree by Jennifer Chan The process of Rapid Manufacturing provides designers with a lot of freedom in creating shapes. Jennifer Chan exploits this technique to generate freedom for the user. The three dimensional lace structure on the trunk can easily be trimmed in the […] 02.08.2016
Breakfast with pills by Jo Nakamura Nakamura responds to the fact that a lot of people nowadays take dietary supplements at breakfast. His porcelain tableware includes space for all kinds of pills. The design of this tableware is very simple. The coloured pills make the decoration. 02.08.2016
Car mirror by Gijs Bakker ‘Tell me what car you drive and I tell you who you are.’ Car mirror is an ironic comment on men’s relationship with their cars. A photograph from a glossy magazine has been four colour silk-screened on a plexiglass mirror. […] 02.08.2016
Body table by Atelier van Lieshout The shape of this large polyester table reflects a woman’s torso. This form encourages people to sit at various angles making different ways of interaction possible. 02.08.2016
Knitted Maria coffeepot by Gijs Bakker Coffeepot ‘Maria’ is a classic piece of the Rosenthal collection (German porcelain manufacturer). A cap, knitted around it, is glazed onto the porcelain. 11.06.2016
Porcelain stool by Hella Jongerius Hella Jongerius was looking for an application for porcelain other than the usual dinner services and vases: could porcelain be safely scaled up to make furniture? Porcelain is by nature malleable, soft and warm. It’s only in the firing process […] 11.06.2016
Porcelain lamp by Dick van Hoff Porcelain is most commonly connected to tableware and in the context of lighting it is usually referred to the technical aspects. Here it takes on a new role. One of the intentions of a project carried out by Droog Design […] 11.06.2016
Bird feeder by Paolo Ulian With the integrated wooden pusher you can brush the breadcrumbs from the breakfast table straight into the box. Put it in your window and serve up the crumbs for the birds. 11.06.2016
Apple Juice Bottle Birdhouse by Marcel Wanders Marcel Wanders Apple Juice Bottle Bordhouse, When locally produced apple juice has been consumed, the ceramic bottle can live its second life as a nest box for the many birds of the region. ‘I have focused on products that might […] 11.06.201610.12.2024