Wine Bottle Holder
With the purchase of this product, the maker is able medical care. And that’s a nice thought, especially when you know that this person is a leper or ex-leprosy patient. Expelled from the Thai society, depending on the sale of their handmade wood carvings. 
Fairtrade in Thailand | Kanika

Wine Bottle Holder

With the purchase of this product, the maker is able medical care. And that’s a nice thought, especially when you know that this person is a leper or ex-leprosy patient. Expelled from the Thai society, depending on the sale of their handmade wood carvings. 

Fairtrade in Thailand | Kanika
Keramos
This is the first Coprodotto born from the cooperation between Adriano Design and La Castellamonte. La Castellamonte is an excellency in the stoves and ceramic production,dating back to 13th century. Adriano Design conceives a modular ceramic container. Keramos is a modular container with a ceramic shell which makes it immediately recognizable. Keramos is produced in 99 numerated pieces, signed and provided with a certificate signed below by the Designers and the Producers
Design by Adriano Design | La Castellamonte | coprodotto

Keramos

This is the first Coprodotto born from the cooperation between Adriano Design and La Castellamonte. La Castellamonte is an excellency in the stoves and ceramic production,dating back to 13th century. Adriano Design conceives a modular ceramic container. Keramos is a modular container with a ceramic shell which makes it immediately recognizable. Keramos is produced in 99 numerated pieces, signed and provided with a certificate signed below by the Designers and the Producers

Design by Adriano Design | La Castellamonte | coprodotto
Melt Down
Linstén Form Studio says: ‘The concept and the products are based on an amazing inspirational trip to Japan that unfortunately was delayed for six months after the tragic accident in Fukushima. Would an actual meltdown occur and what would the impact be? The disaster is reflected in the lamps where the process already begun and the bulb is about to melt through the last defence of the glass’.
Design by Lindstén Form Studio

Melt Down

Linstén Form Studio says: ‘The concept and the products are based on an amazing inspirational trip to Japan that unfortunately was delayed for six months after the tragic accident in Fukushima. Would an actual meltdown occur and what would the impact be? The disaster is reflected in the lamps where the process already begun and the bulb is about to melt through the last defence of the glass’.

Design by Lindstén Form Studio
METACACTUS
This design Cactus is by Gufram, an italian furniture company, based in Barolo. It’s a coat stand by Guido Drocco and Franco Mello - original version 1972, this one 2012. I’ve known a couple of Gufram objects for a while, but I’ve never seen them in real life. And here at the Salone in Milan i did. It was great and I had a nice time talking to the Gufram people. The designs just put a smile on your face.
Produced by Gufram

METACACTUS

This design Cactus is by Gufram, an italian furniture company, based in Barolo. It’s a coat stand by Guido Drocco and Franco Mello - original version 1972, this one 2012. I’ve known a couple of Gufram objects for a while, but I’ve never seen them in real life. And here at the Salone in Milan i did. It was great and I had a nice time talking to the Gufram people. The designs just put a smile on your face.

Produced by Gufram
Plywood Bike
The bike made almost entirely of plywood, known to be an eco-friendly material for its recycling capabilities. Dots Design Studio have a design approach that is based on the use of experimentation of various materials, such as metal and wood, to push the objects beyond their own limits, both conceptually and functionally, and to create a new design dialect. 
Design by Dots Design Studio

Plywood Bike

The bike made almost entirely of plywood, known to be an eco-friendly material for its recycling capabilities. Dots Design Studio have a design approach that is based on the use of experimentation of various materials, such as metal and wood, to push the objects beyond their own limits, both conceptually and functionally, and to create a new design dialect. 

Design by Dots Design Studio
Mother Mine & All of Us
This piece is part of a furniture collection called ‘Mother Mine & All Of Us’ and is inspired by human anatomy. Ana Fatia: ‘It drifts from the will to value the the reflection of my own identity, represented in the shape of a simple fragment, the most wounded piece of my female architecture. Place where all human beings are engendered and formed’.Corian 1200x550x350mm
Design by anafatia productdesign

Mother Mine & All of Us

This piece is part of a furniture collection called ‘Mother Mine & All Of Us’ and is inspired by human anatomy. Ana Fatia: ‘It drifts from the will to value the the reflection of my own identity, represented in the shape of a simple fragment, the most wounded piece of my female architecture. Place where all human beings are engendered and formed’.
Corian 1200x550x350mm

Design by anafatia productdesign

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Confession Box
Based on classic materials but mixed up with new technologies Boris has created the confession box. When you place your phone at the table it will automatically recharge via inductive charging as well as making a back up of your information. By this they mimic a procedure not far from the classic ritual of a confession allowing you to come clean. In the light of different beliefs and with mixed religious touch points Boris presents their series of products. Boris says: ‘Sustainability is the mantra that has guided the development; from material selection and construction to energy consumption. Religion is about believing in something and this is our reason for the religious perspective – we do believe in Sustainability and we wish to show this devotion in our products.’
Design by Boris

Confession Box

Based on classic materials but mixed up with new technologies Boris has created the confession box. When you place your phone at the table it will automatically recharge via inductive charging as well as making a back up of your information. By this they mimic a procedure not far from the classic ritual of a confession allowing you to come clean.
In the light of different beliefs and with mixed religious touch points Boris presents their series of products. Boris says: ‘Sustainability is the mantra that has guided the development; from material selection and construction to energy consumption. Religion is about believing in something and this is our reason for the religious perspective – we do believe in Sustainability and we wish to show this devotion in our products.’

Design by Boris
Double Face
Very original and elegant table made of two lava stone blocks and glass by MADE a MANO, shown at the design week in Milan.The main leitmotif of ‘MADE a MONA’ is to convert a completely natural ‘living’ matter, such as lava from Europe’s largest volcano Mount Etna, into a ‘cultured’ and refined material that tells the genius loci of a land. All reinterpreted in a modern contemporary art.
Design by ilenia indaco | MADE a MANO design

Double Face

Very original and elegant table made of two lava stone blocks and glass by MADE a MANO, shown at the design week in Milan.
The main leitmotif of ‘MADE a MONA’ is to convert a completely natural ‘living’ matter, such as lava from Europe’s largest volcano Mount Etna, into a ‘cultured’ and refined material that tells the genius loci of a land. All reinterpreted in a modern contemporary art.

Design by ilenia indaco | MADE a MANO design
Golgi Chair
Harris’s Golgi Chair has been updated for 2012 with new laminated plywood finish. Available in multiple colours and a woven nylon finish, making the new chair lighter in weight and price. The original hardwood chair is still available in walnut or oak with a chique leather finish.Both chair and stool are named after neuroscience’s Golgi cells, which under a microscope resemble the side view of the chair. “I like to look at natural forms,” John says.
Design and production by John Alfredo Harris

Golgi Chair

Harris’s Golgi Chair has been updated for 2012 with new laminated plywood finish. Available in multiple colours and a woven nylon finish, making the new chair lighter in weight and price. The original hardwood chair is still available in walnut or oak with a chique leather finish.
Both chair and stool are named after neuroscience’s Golgi cells, which under a microscope resemble the side view of the chair. “I like to look at natural forms,” John says.

Design and production by John Alfredo Harris