Moving the table by yourself? This one walks.

Sketch your furniture, by Front

Dinner for 8 or 12?

Robotic self destruct and self healing chair

Pando from COR

LIGHTNESS, ELEGANCE AND UNIQUE DESIGN – that’s Pando, the small single chair. Graceful cushion surfaces and the filigree steel tubing frame are the most distinctive features of a highly attractive chair that is ideal for use in combinations.

Cherner Armchair

Norman Cherner is recognized as one of the most original of a generation of designers that explored post-war technological innovations in industrial design and architecture. His Cherner Chair (1958) is one of the most successful examples of mid-century molded plywood seating, and has recently been reissued from the original molds and drawings by Cherner’s sons.

Amadeo Lyra decanter from Riedel

This I actually think I need.

Kumulus by Peter Nilsson

Amazing 6.600 EUR glass pendant lamp. Diameter: 120 cm

Podspeakers Minipod

Huge sound for a small speaker. BUT.. redefining conventional speaker aesthetics.

Cole & Son, Paisley Flowers

From the Waldorf collection, the Paisley Flowers combines new futuristic shiny paper with traditional patterns.

All Men Are Bastards

Designed by the Italian design guru Raffaele Iannello, the ‘Voodoo’ – or as we like to call it the ‘All Men Are Bastards’ knife block, is destined to find its place among the greats in the top design museums of the world.

Alessi Blow-Up Table

The tremendous enthusiasm for the Campana Brothers’ “Blow-Up” series of objects has given us the “Blo-Up” side table for the 2006 Collection. As much scultpure as a table, this piece is the perfect size for use virtually anywhere. This piece is part of Alessi’s Spring/Summer 2006 Collection.

Paulistano Armchair

A Brazilian version of a Bauhaus classic, Paulo Mendes da Rochas Paulistano Chair (1957) is a piece that holds its own with the iconic cantilevered armchairs from Alvar Aalto, Mart Stam, Mies van der Rohe and other European classics.

Ei from Fritz Hansen

The egg is a revolving and tilting armchair. The cushions in cold foam lie on a wooden frame and are covered with material or leather. The shell of the egg is of plastic upholstered with cold foam and covered with material or leather.

Moebius Table

“We discovered the Moebius Table in Parma, Italy, but with its endless looping base and delicately suspended glass surface, this is a design that defies national boundaries. The beautifully grained base flares and narrows in six arcs, creating a look of poised animation. Each upright is accented by brass hardware and is the balance point for the 3/4″ glass top. Reminiscent of the iconic Noguchi Table, the Moebius is a classic in its own right, blending rhythmic form with straightforward function.”