Dubbeldam’s ‘Pop-up Office’ is a cubicle comprised of wooden modules made out of discarded shipping palettes that can be rearranged according to the user’s needs. The modules are broadly divided by the concepts ‘Focus’, ‘Collaborate’, ‘Lounge’ and ‘Refuel.’
The mobility of the archive has also influenced the other objects grouped together in the center of the room. Various furniture pieces in perforated metal and painted in pale pastels give a light and soft appearance, and have handles and wheels so they can be easily moved around the room as needed.
The Den Haag store features a glass façade with a massive traditional wooden door, emphasizing both the bank’s transparency and its strength and reliability. Inside the store is divided into two main areas: one is focused on financial advice and personal service, and the other on modern banking and automation.
Tavernetta is an italian cuisine restaurant in Odessa, Ukraine. Wooden furnishing made of siberian pine and waxed. Interior looks very traditional and low-tech, it’s warm and athmospheric. The furniture and wooden parts have the characteristic rough pattern.
German designer Florian Gross has conceived ‘Konnex’, an interactive expandable shelving system for Müller Möbelwerkstätten. The project is aimed for users who enjoy constantly reconfiguring and organizing their surroundings. The slot system is comprised of three modules, which can be individually arranged to form a shelf unit.
Hungarian textile designer Kata Monus has created an experimental storage piece in which soft material is organically integrated with wood in a way that it breaks free of the customary standards of furniture manufacturing. Textile goes beyond its application and becomes an independent component of the object, connecting the two ashen elements as a knitted structure running through holes.
‘Colorfoto’ grew and needed a Megastore. We tried to organize the space in a large and clean way, attempting to highlight the ampleness of the store despite the various happenings. The pavement and the ceiling, in white, contrast with the set of cabinets that cover the walls, designed in a way to serve as storage and display.
Hungarian designer duo consisting of the textile designer Kata Monus and the product designer Tamas Bozsik have created ‘cross-ropes’ shelf, which is a storage function with an expression mix of a hard and soft, using locally grown natural materials – ash wood and linen rope.
Raising the bar for modular flexibility, this piece can be used as seating (hard and soft) or storage and display. Hollow units sliced at an angle can be arranged in myriad formations—stacked, joined, or isolated—to reveal new surfaces and cavities.
A restaurant and bar in Singapore is framed by a grid-like ceiling installation made of wooden cubes. ‘The grid creates lowered ceiling spaces that further enhance different areas in the restaurant, while serving as storage and display shelves,’ says designer Bobby Cheng of Brewin Concepts.
The high-quality clear impact-resistant acrylic construction offers an unobstructed 360 degree view as well as a durable platform that can accommodate shoes up to Men’s 12 US.
