SOLO Tables
This robust yet simple and refined furniture family was developed to be used in cafés and restaurants, which is why it offers great flexibility >>>
SOLO
SOLO is more of a character, a bit hard but very round, very simple but also intricate, practical and pragmatic but offering a great deal. It’s a café chair, a bar stool that makes no fuss about what it does, a character that says, plainly: “Have a seat,” and one happily complies. >>>
SOLO Stool
Solo offers a wider variety of colour-matching possibilities, as well as the great tactile qualities of natural leather >>>
Qubique ’11
Our installation for Mattiazzi’s 2011 collection as presentation at the Qubique Berlin 2011. >>>
Washed away…
For the 2011 London Design Festival, DesignMarketo created ‘Bar Alto’ -a pop up bar referring >>>
Nan-15 Bookshelf
This slightly peculiar book shelf comes from the frustration that no matter what shelf one has it almost always >>>
Run, Run, Run
Run, Run, Run, is a part of the ‘Kunst am Bau’ project of the city of Munich, where certain percentage of the budget for each public building >>>
Nan-15 Bookshelf
This slightly peculiar book shelf comes from the frustration that bookshelves almost always fail to do what its name suggest, and keep the books without the help of extra elements >>>
Hook wardrobe
Drawing its basic logic from the free standing lollypop lights, the hook wardrobes are >>>
Roecklplatz
Roecklplatz is a social project and a successful trainee restaurant. Similar to Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen, the staff are >>>
Fifteen as one
An intriguing possibility to explore some more conceptual aspects of serial production came about when I was >>>
He said chair
A joyful project with wonderful people… A great example that no matter what technology one has(and Mattiazzi has the latest in CAD wood working) it is still all about the basics, about carpentry work, an intuition for wood >>>
BMW Schizo Bike
It is very unusual to receive a successful and flawlessly functioning product together with >>>
”What Else Is There?”
For the Milan design week of 2011 we have decided together with Mattiazzi to create a more free gallery >>>
Lollypop lights
A spin-off on garden lamps resulted in the extensive lollypop lighting >>>
Isolator
Bringing to mind Toyo Ito’s Wind Tower in Yokohama, the isolator more an illusion than a structure, more an axiom than a pragmatic solution to a problem. >>>
Chandelier and flying curtain
Sometimes fascinating solutions come from identifying a problem and for a short moment letting go, leaving aside allmundane limitations of >>>
Bree+ in The Berlin Fashion week
Confined to an absolute minimum, the given space of 6 square meters was an extreme starting point for >>>
Spot lights
Starting with developing a spot light extending the family of lollypop >>>
Mattiazzi Stockholm
The moment when a product meets the public for the first time is always a special one, but when >>>
Skyline on a round table
How can we instigate a ‘second look’ at mundane objects? Objects we no longer see, as we use them every day. Objects like pots, pans, plates, bowls and the likes. Can a display encourage this second look without overstepping the role of a backdrop? >>>
She said stool
A joyful project with wonderful people… A great example that no matter what >>>
Charlie
‘A Bavarian character, slightly 70’s like, smoky, heavy, brown stained, standing alone in the corner, long forgotten. Until one day >>>
3d Molded terrazzo bar
Looking at classic Milanese bars, being fascinated by their great combination of function and expression >>>