Coffee + pharmacy is a way to promote interaction between singles while they wait for their prescriptions. The average wait for this service is twenty minutes- the ideal interval to have a latte and a chat.

Simpledoubledeux is a single bed that becomes a double with the absoluteminimum of fuss.

Hugging hands is a scarf that makes the wearer feel like they’re being hugged.

Pump it up is a chair that is also a pet. The action of sitting inflates the plastic pets, providing the single with instant company. When you get up, they deflate, ready to come alive for your next visit.

Reinraus is a balcony that can be hung out of a window, giving the single living in compact conditions a sense of freedom.

Marry me is a means of allowing singles to marry themselves, making the ultimate commitment to the self before (possibly) finding someone else.

Love & sex with robots is a book exploring how people and robots could potentially forge romantic, sexual relationships. Perhaps the single of the future need never be lonely… if they’re willing to take a robotic partner.

Life dress is a means of creating instant privacy in crowds. The wearer activates air cartridges to inflate the skirt, turning it into a human-sized bubble.

Echo is a stylish means of bringing quiet to your world. A necklace of semi-soft silicon earplugs, it establishes an instant barrier of silence wherever you are. Made for Chi ha paura…? by Marko Macura.

Sky high table is a table with an in-built inflatable cushion. Press a button and the pillow appears, allowing you to take a quick powernap. It helps remind the workaholic single to disengage.

CASULO is a complete set of room furniture that can be set up in less than ten minutes. No tools necessary. It is standardised for shipping, allowing global opportunists a maximum level of flexibility.

Safety shade is a cost-effective device designed to help singles living alone feel safer. It fools would-be criminals into thinking that there’s more than one resident at home.

Weare is a scarf created by the public. A screen in the window of the designer’s office displayed images submitted by individuals online. The resulting designs then became the pattern for the scarf. It’s fashion for one, made by the many.