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Ideal for small-space living,
Dining is a series of simple-to-mount yet elegant lacquered wall tiles, each providing a specific storage function for the dining room. Have a buffet without having a table.A useful tile for storing your utensils in a fun and space saving way, as if hurled into the wall by a knife thrower. Setting the table is as easy as pulling out as many utensils as you need. Magnets ensure that the system works smoothly.
Tobias Wong’s wireless Light Switch in a lucite box, is a classic Tobias creation — melding wit with functionality. Place this wireless on/off switch anywhere in your space and control any light fixture by attaching the remote component. Operates up to 100 feet away.The Light Switch is available as an open edition in Chrome and a Limited Edition of 500 in 14k Gold. Comes encased in a sleek lucite box with magnetic lid.
Bovist is a floor cushion that can be used like a stool or simply as something to lean on. Its compact, round shape is reminiscent of the head of a young mushroom or, more specifically, a puffball (Bovist in German). It gets this sympathetic shape from the layers of textiles that are joined with multiple seams on the sides.The cushion is filled with a mixture of polypropylene balls and granulate. It offers good seating comfort and stability at the same time. The most distinctive feature of the Bovist is its embroidered cover consisting of two different colored linen sewn together (the underside of the cover is made of light blue, washable polyester), and there is a knitted thread handle for moving Bovist to different places around your space.Designer, Hella Jongerius developed several motifs. The first motif, called Homework, shows the head of a girl engrossed in embroidery and is borrowed from a painting by the Dutch master Vermeer van Delft. The portrait is surrounded by a freely formed, looped pattern. The second motif, Porcelain, consists of an arrangement of ancient-looking pitchers with little embroidered hearts rising up between them like bubbles. Jongerious uses various stitching styles and different colored threads for the embroidery. It gives the images additional charm.
Why should you have to find out the time from the digital screen on your microwave? Do kids even learn how to tell time on a non-digital clock anymore? Ensure that they do with style. George Nelson’s clocks are an iconic example of mid-century modern design. The spirit of emerging modernism has been captured and lives on in this very functional and geometric work of art. This re-edition Sunflower Clock is manufactured and distributed by Vitra Design Museum using original models and documents from the George Nelson Archive, with the kind permission of Jacqueline Nelson, New York.
With its different-sized and shaped containers, its metal hooks and clips, Uten.Silo organizes offices, kitchens, workshops, bathrooms and children’s rooms. Vitra Design Museum produces both the original 1969 version of Uten.Silo.