Date Name DESC ASC ( 15 - Products ) 36e8 Rug The 36e8 rug picks up the concept of the 36e8 system. The rug modules can be configured vertically, horizontally or... Tangram Mirror The Tangram mirror, like the bookshelf by the same name, developed out of the ancient Chinese game based on a... Slide Mirror Using the same concept as the Slide sofa and floor, Slide mirror can be configured into unique, innovative shapes. An... Punto Mirror Punto is a graphic mark transformed into a mirror. A round dot, half-moon, square or rectangle that can be paired... 36e8 Mirror The 36e8 mirror developed out of the configurations of the system by the same name. A square module as the... Morgona storage Morgana is a sculptural chest-of-drawers and quintessence of movement. Generous drawers stacked one on top of the other rotate with... Colletto Storage Winner of Elle Decor 2010 International Design Award A patented product for bedrooms and living rooms with a design edge... Softswing An outdoor swing becomes a fun, colourful indoor chair that fills spaces with life and lightness. Soft Swing is a... Twins Bedside Tables and Chest of Drawers A chest of drawers and bedside tables of variable geometries. The Twins Storage changes shape with your changing needs. This... Softbench At first it seems hard like all benches, but then it gently shapes to your form with simple pressure. The... Air Wildwood Bench An oak bench supported by transparent extra-clear glass legs. The Air Wildwood bench seems to float in the air, lending... Slide Rug The concept for the Slide rug is the same as the one for the Slide floor and shelving: a rectangle... Plet Rug Plet is a round rug divided by two sinuous lines that create four modules to configure however you like. Just... FraMeet Frames FraMeet is an innovative frame concept, where container and contained connect. One corner of each frame is cut and finished... Obeliscus Obeliscus is an original geometric, practical, colourful chair. A rectangular solid for sitting on or placing against the wall like...
