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  • Designing the Experience

    Panna is the Italian word for cream, and is also is the name Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka chose for his armchair, the Panna chair. The motivation for the selected name is not to be found in culinary grounds, but more likely supported by the feelings and sensations tied to the word cream.
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  • Designing with Air

    Frederik Van Heereveld has spent the past few years exploring the many possibilities that a rather ordinary material has to offer to the world of furniture: PPE, or expanded polypropylene as more commonly known.
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  • Happiness is a hot gun

    Some love it, some hate it, but we have all expressed an opinion.
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  • Mirandolina

    If there is a word that best represents Paolo Rizzato's work that would be balance. As he likes to put it, designing is composing, putting together concepts, ideas, aspirations and knowledge from different fields and times.
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  • Very Normal Beauty

    Normality and simplicity are the expressions of Jasper Morrison's understanding of design, he deliberately bases his projects in established and simple forms, concentrating on solving problems.
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  • Dr. Yes

    Any designer that has ever faced the challenge of designing a new chair is certainly aware of how difficult the task may be, especially if you want to fulfil the functional requirements and set the parameters for a new typology.
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  • Plastic meets Metal

    An unconventional mix of materials in the hands of a young french designer.
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  • Expandable Wood

    Xpand is a dinning table with the surprise factor.
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  • Classic Perfection

    Nearly 80 years old but its beauty is still fresh, the Citè armchair designed by Jean Prouve back in 1930 and produced by Vitra...
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  • Random Crystals

    Designing with unusual materials such as Swarovski's crystals can be a tricky task, specially if you want to propose more than ornamental or conceptual project.
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