Morphogenesis Lounge Chair | By Timothy Schreiber

The design process of MORPHOGENESIS LOUNGE CHAIR started with an intensive research process of natural structural systems and micro structures. The gained understanding was translated into the realm of furniture design while constantly shifting various parameters keeping basic requirements like comfort, size and usability in mind. This process was fully digitalized and computer aided up to the level of structural testing, dimensioning and optimization of the individual elements.

A Stationary Bike Designed for Your Desk

"Sitting is the new smoking”, you have probably heard it a hundred times. The problem is not awareness, it is reality. Most people still spend hours at a desk every day, and the gap between knowing and doing something about it is where things usually fall apart. The Cube Cycle Under Desk Stationary Bike is built to close that gap, not with intensity, but with consistency. It is designed to bring movement into the parts of your day where you wou...
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SUPADUPA SOFA | BY ALEXANDER LOTERSZTAIN

Designed by Alexander Lotersztain, the Supadupa sofa consists of 3 modular units; corner, lounger and ottoman. Alexander sayas: "The units create a range of seating configurations. A simple wooden frame is covered by three layers of foam with various densities, with a hard foam base and final layer of foam chunks in a bean bag like format underneath the leather upholstery. The concept was to create a sofa with ‘bean bag’ qualities of comfort and casualness....
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FADEOUT CHAIR | BY NENDO

This is a very cool idea by Nendo, the appropriately named "Fadeout chair" has legs that seem to gently disappear s though the chair stands in a pool of mist or fog. The chair’s back and seat are wooden, and the clear acrylic legs are specially painted by craftsmen so that the wood grain appears to gradually fade away. Very clever...
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