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Humidifier for Plusminuszero, 2003|130 Chair Series for Thonet, 2010|Soho office chair for Magis, 2008|Twist & Groove pencil holder for B&B Italia, 2005|Shelving System for Artek, 2009|Desk calculator for Plusminuszero, 2010|CD player for Muji, 1999|Bincan Energy Desk for Danese, 2004|Chair from the Hiroshima series for Maruni, 2010||

Master of minimalism: Naoto Fukasawa

22 Jun 2010

Sean Dare takes a running leap along the Brighton seafront|The first collection for Dare Studio includes the Katakana writing desk, which snagged the best interior product at the Hidden Art Awards|The colourful Cage Group series was inspired by traditional miners’ lamps. They can be used as a pendant, lamp base or freestanding|Dare’s favourite piece in the collection is the section console, made of black walnut or white oak and a powder coated steel frame. The three drawers have optional leather lining|The Fujiya floor and desk lamps combine a powder coated steel shade with traditional features like finger joints and dowel detailing|The jaunty, angled back legs of the Katakana writing desk and ocassional chair give the range a modern twist|The designer standing on Brighton Pier|While consulting at Tin Tab, Dare project managed the sacred space within the United Reform Church on Tavistock Square, designed by Theis & Khan|A piece from the Napoli range for Ercol|Dare first job for Ercol was to reengineer the Renaissance range||

Daredevil: Brighton's Sean Dare

18 Jun 2010

MARK founders John Miller and Anna Hart find something to laugh about|Anna Hart’s Flow sofa in production. The finished piece will be unveiled at Clerkenwell Design Week|Early model of the Flow sofa|Work in progress. Sketches and diagrams by Hart|Manufacturing shot of Nest. Eighty percent of Mark’s products are made in Cornwall|Prototype of Nest|Nest with all new sled and pedastal bases|Shaper is named after the surfboard manufacturers who formed the table top|Tomoko Azumi’s spin/recharge side table|Arris lounge chair by Gala Wright features a three-way bridle joint|The award-winning Net chair was insipired by fishing nets||

The Cornish duo behind MARK

18 May 2010

Designer Nigel Coates|Crusty Table, part of the 2008 Scubism collection for Fratelli Boffi, reinterprets Baroque cabriolet legs|The Oxo modular seating system for Hitch Mylius, launched in 1998, has been hugely successful|Animalia, a new collection for Fratelli Boffi, incorporates animal skins, wood and Arcadian tapestry|Tulipini vases, 2009, capture a feeling of movement|Genie Stool, 1988|Legover Chair, 1999|Branson Coates completed an extension to the Geffrye Museum, east London, in 1998|The National Museum of Popular Music in Sheffield, completed in 1999 and closed a year later|A drawing from Coates’ Mixtacity exhibition as part of Global Cities at London’s Tate Modern in 2007||

Nigel Coates: mischief maker

16 Apr 2010

The Craig Jones Design team, from left to right: Rasa Malinauskaite, Craig Jones and Frank Sasia|Early render of modular break-out seating concept Eclipse Bench|The multi-functional Nomad storage unit – one of the company’s products currently in development|The company’s bread and butter: platform desk produced for Techo|Storage units designed by Craig Jones now being used in his own office|Orange acoustic wall panels designed for Acoustic Comfort, on display at a Harley Davidson showroom|Jones has meticulously restored this original gothic harp. Will Guinness come knocking?||

New Horizons: Craig Jones Design

15 Apr 2010

Design duo Samuel Wright and Jamie Bowler|The Oliver chair, demonstrating the pair’s love for squashy upholstery as well as clean-lined design|&then’s contemporary stacking chair, Quba|Poise, a minimal desk light||

Nottingham design duo &then

12 Feb 2010

Copenhagen-based designer Søren Rose|Rose keeps it Danish for his latest project, Copenhagen office The Generator Hall, with Panton furniture upholstered in Kvadrat textiles|‘The neon heart’, a look-at-me solution to problem of big ugly servers cluttering up floor space|The Generator Hall’s occupants are a new media company, so Rose gave them a very old-media, CMYK colour scheme|The MILK desk features heavily in the design scheme, as does Socialite, a timber seating/storage area|More MILK, this time with a jaunty pink desktop for the reception area. The lighting is cosy and domestic|Rose with some of his self-designed furniture: further pieces are set to be launched soon|A limited edition bench with diamond-stitched leather cushion|MILK, manufactured by Holmris Hansen, was borne of Rose’s frustration at not being able to find the perfect desk||

Great Dane: designer Søren Rose

20 Jan 2010

Bram Boo: the designer who thinks that “many people don’t want to work: they also want to play”|Bram Boo in his workshop, an hour outside of Brussels, working on a prototype of the Overdose chair|The designer takes inspiration from everyday things, such as slabs of concrete stacked up on a building site|The Salsa Range (2005); Boo is currently in talks with Vanerum to develop these for the contract furniture market|The Gypsy Things (2004): fantastical furniture that gives a hint of the surrealism to come|The newly released Overdose desk (2009)|Backstage storage cupboard (2008)|Tete a Tete table (2002)|Paparazzi task chair (2008)|Overdose chair (2009), whose ‘halo’ of storage compartments was inspired by paintings of saints|the Lazy desk (2008) – where the day’s work can be deftly swept into the side compartment, ready for fun|Little Boo in cowboy boots alongside his father, Dutch abstract painter Bram Bogart|Boo and his sister’s playroom: his vibrant, artistic childhood home has proved an enduring influence|Boo’s childhood bedroom||

Welcome to the world of Bram Boo

21 Oct 2009

Profile: Hundreds Tens Units

21 Oct 2009

The Bouroullec brothers' Joyn bench system for Vitra|The Bouroullec brothers|Karim Rashid’s Pinker range for Office Planner|Karim Rashid|Eoos’ Filo table and chair for Bene|Austrian design trio Eoos|Design legend Phillipe Starck|Starck's BaObab desk, also for Vitra||

Signature design: needed or not?

20 Aug 2009

German design maestro, Konstantin Grcic|Grcic’s new pipe series for MUJI, manufactured by Thonet, is based on designs from the 1920s|Monza for Plank|Miura bar stool for Plank|Myto for Plank|Chair One stacking chair|360º chair for Magis|360º table for Magis|The Tam Tam and Tom Tom height adjustable tables for SCP were Grcic’s big breakthrough in 1992|Mayday portable lamp for Flos|Table B for Barcelona Design||

Konstantin Grcic: The rational radical

20 Jul 2009

The original cardboard chair - Frank Gehry’s Wiggle for Vitra from 1972|Spanish designer Mario Pedret|Design duo Seth Grizzle and Jonathan Junker of Gray Pants, a Seattle-based studio|Designer Phillipe Nigro, who designs cardboard furniture for children|Designers Jason Dembski and Ryan|Julia de Klerk, member of design collective oistudio|Tom de Vrieze, of Belgian firm tovdesign|Designer János Terbe|Mexican designer Francisco Cantu||

Recession renaissance

11 May 2009

Pot in his Schiedam studio, with furry carpet over his head|Slim Office, 2008, with magnetic message board and accessories|Magnetic drawer attached underneath Slim Table|Skinny Chair, 2008, made to go with Slim Table and upholstered with Divina from Kvadrat|Rubbish bin accessory for Slim Office|Old Fruits, Tops and Bottoms (made from hollowed gourds|Large Fold-up|Ramdom Light|Revolving Chandelier (2009)|The word ‘Ass’ made in foam|The Lazy Bastard couch will be launched this year|Balls table||

The wonky world of Bertjan Pot

11 May 2009

A traditional visionary

15 Oct 2008

Ready for takeoff

08 Aug 2008

Peter Opsvik

18 Jul 2008

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A return to work for co-working spaces

A return to work for co-working spaces

Neri&Hu's Junshan Cultural Center blurs interior and exterior

Neri&Hu's Junshan Cultural Center blurs interior and exterior

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