A coffee table that, while carrying out its regular function, allows one to jump up on top to do exercises or simply to have fun while eliminating daily stress. Objects are pushed to one side, and one jumps around as though on tampoline.
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WIS design is a small, 2 Swedish girls, design studio with a fine portfolio! I guess they like white too.
This coffee table (?) called “Pizzo Carrara” by Marcel Wanders is part of his “Personal Editions” collection. It’s a solid piece of Carrara marble with a sand blasted pattern. You can see the preview of his Salone del Mobile exhibit here.
The only piece of furniture you will ever need in your living room: the Sofa Set by Ditte Hammerstrøm.
CEO, a desk for a ceo who remembers who he used to be … a little boy playing with his LEGO bricks. Design by Staffan Holm & Johannes Tjernberg.
Did you ever wonder how designers and architects come up with those crazy shapes? Well, here is the answer: they script them! Yeah it’s just some math and formulas fed to 3D software like Rhinoceros. So now you know why you pay that much …
Ok, that’s a little exaggerated, but still.
This coffee table called “Polytop” by Marc Fornes is a perfect example. Every table is unique, which is easily accomplished with scripting and modern production techniques like CNC.
I think this picture explains it all. by Richard Shed
Campo d`oro is my new favorite table! It’s slick, simple, white, multi functional, inventive, … I want it now.
Moritz Waldemeyer is some sort of artist-technologist-… his works are just amazing. Here some of my favorites:
This Pong Table has 2500 integrated LED’s and 2 touch pads to recreate the classic Pong game. When switched off it’s just a table. The Roulette Table is similar but works together with the lamp.
He also helped out Ron Arad with his ‘Miss Haze’ for Swarovski.
Last but not least, he added the electronics to the 6 transforming dresses in Hussein Chalayan’s spring/summer 2007 collection.
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