The Design Magazine

The Design Magazine

The Design Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Flora

Flora proposes a new relationship between body and object, with open ergonomics that invites reclining, leaning, and free use. Its continuous form removes boundaries between seat, back, and arms, inspired by the blooming of a flower bud. Made from renewable wood and curved plywood, it combines structural lightness, emotional comfort, and sustainability. It offers multiple finish options without losing its organic and sculptural identity, creating a space of intimacy, rest, and presence. It is a piece attuned to everyday life, inviting pause and a more conscious way of inhabiting.

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Upcycled Echo

The project addresses environmental and creative challenges in Jingdezhen's ceramic industry, where nearly 10 percent of decals are discarded each year and may contain heavy metals. It transforms this waste into functional and artistic ceramic HiFi speakers. Discarded motifs are cut and recombined through artistic collage to create unique handcrafted surfaces while meeting modern acoustic standards. The design offers a sustainable solution to industrial waste and unites ceramic tradition with contemporary technology.

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Camarade

Camarade is a modular furniture collection. The series comprises four pieces: two fixed height stools, an adjustable stool, and a height adjustable table, unified by tapered solid beech seats and powder coated steel frames. The defining innovation lies in concealing gas lift and mechanical telescopic mechanisms within silhouettes slim enough to pass as fixed furniture. Available in Ardoise and Burnt Sienna, Camarade serves hybrid spaces where domestic comfort meets professional function, from home offices to hospitality venues.

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Frequency

Frequency is a limited edition furniture collection composed of a lounge chair, lamp, chair, and side table, each inspired by sound frequencies associated with healing and emotional balance. Made from polished aluminum, the pieces were developed using sound visualizers and digital modeling, then crafted through traditional casting techniques. The collection transforms intangible sound waves into tactile, sculptural forms that invite sensory interaction and emotional connection.

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Willow

The inspiration for the Willow table stems from contemporary architecture. A minimalist metal frame supports the wooden top, spacing it apart to create a suspended effect. The distinctive feature lies in the legs, equipped with curved sheet metal covers that can be customized in leather or wood, and easily interchanged throughout the table's lifespan. Applying the same wood finish from the top to these covers guarantees material continuity and visual harmony. A fluid extension mechanism integrates seamlessly, expanding its capacity without disrupting the original closed configuration.

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Toma

This sofa was born from the act of wrapping it in a single piece. It has become a unique sofa with undulations. This project began with the question: could we express the commonplace piece of furniture that is the sofa in a freer form? The idea expanded from the thought that wrapping it in a single piece of fabric, like crepe, might yield an interesting shape, leading us to arrive at this form.

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