The Design Magazine

Infinite Steel Stool

Le Cube

A modular sofa, constructed from small cubes, which can be adjusted in height by simply adding or removing cubes. With a small adjustment, the sofa can be given a completely different look. You can play about with the seat height, seat depth, place the seating individually or collectively, give it a relaxed look or an active look. Each cube can be ordered with its own upholstery and with a hard top cover which can be used as a table surface.

Bonsai

Bonsai is inspired from Japanese trees specially those manipulated which called Bonsai. This is an electric radiator and is designed to decorate your home. The primary focus about designing this radiator heater was to create a product beyond it’s defined function. A product that fulfill both practical aspect along aesthetic aspect. This sleek sculpted radiator can be used in different places, beside the wall or next to your armchair. You can also put your wet items such as towel or clothes on it’s hot plate to get dried.

ROMA collection

The corner joint, in cast aluminum, gives the "go" to the legs and to the external frame and extension device. This typology allows the realization of a stable conformation, and sturdy, lightweight and completely recyclable. Declinable in countless sizes, offers the possibility of inclusion of extensions, completely invisible when they are folded under the table, so you can adapt the plan useful to the specific needs of each. All extensions have the same finish and are made from the same material as the main floor.

Curve

Paradisi Curve has a double concave carbon fibre composite seat. Designed on CAD software, every minute detail of every angle, chamfer & radius was obsessively perfected in 3D space. Every carbon fibre layer was laid by hand meticulously to ensure the weave is perfect and the result flawless. Each metal piece was painstakingly machined on a CNC milling machine. All finished off with a beautifully-crafted course-grained leather cushion. Each chair is unique and numbered.

BAMBOO FOREST

The traditional open storage closet was for showing books and pottery. By adding strings and sewing marks, the image of a traditional open storage closet was changed to more feminine one. The furniture silhouette can be changed naturally by binding method of strings. The top wood panel of the furniture and the lowest panel is drilled to make many small holes vertically, and connected with many flexible strings to look like a string curtain. The details of the point on which wood panels is connected with strings is made to look like sewing.