Shadow Chair

Designer/Year:
Duffy London, 2010

Project Name:
Shadow Chair

Concept/Highlight:
The chair seems to deny gravity by
only having two front legs. We can see
that the shadow is part of the chair.

Gravity Stool

http://jolanvanderwiel.com/gravity-stool

Designer/Year: 

Jolan Van der Wiel, 2011

Project Name:

Gravity Stool

Concept/Highlight:

Forming a furniture with

magnetism.

bOne Chair

 bOne Chair created by the Swiss architecture, interior architecture and design firm JDF Raum und Kunst. bOne chair is “a chair with a playful air for people with a sense of humor. Its support structure mimics our bone structure, its upholstery our skin cells, and just like these cells the seat, too, conforms – like the rhytm of inhaling and exhaling – to the individual’s unique ergonomics.”

Z Chair

Designer/Year: 

Zaha Hadid, 2011

Project Name:

Z Chair

Concept/Highlight:

A simple three-dimensional 

gesture zigzags in the space as 

part of the continued discourse 

between form and function, 

elegance and utility, 

differentiation and continuity.

Fei Fei Chair

Designer/Year: 

William Sawaya, 2012

Project Name:

Fei Fei Chair

Concept/Highlight:

The chair is composed from a single 

sheet of material and thermally 

modeled to replicate modern origami.

Giro Apple Slicer

This simple, minimalist apple slicer, winner of the Red Dot Design award is named Giro. The clever apple peeler was designed by Christina Schäfer a German designer. It cuts apples in a spiral-form surrounding the core in one smooth fluid motion. Giro creates gorgeous, perfectly executed apple spirals perfect for using in recipes, snacks or garnishes.

GEFU Spirelli Spiral Slicer

Project Name:

GEFU Spirelli Spiral Slicer

Concept/Highlight:

Spiral Slicer you can conjure

up endless Julienne strips of

carrot, zucchini, cucumber, 

squash and all kinds of 

other firm vegetables. 

Rocker™

The stylish design of this garlic crusher makes this messy task much easier. By using downward pressure and a ‘rocking’ motion it crushes garlic cloves quickly and efficiently, forcing the pieces up through the mesh of holes.

Once crushed, the garlic pieces are held in the shallow bowl, allowing them to be spooned or scraped easily into a pan. Additional cloves can also be crushed at this stage before emptying.

When finished, the unit can be easily rinsed under running water and is dishwasher safe.

Designed by Goodwin Hartshorn

Kuhn Rikon Spill Stopper

Project Name:
Kuhn Rikon Spill Stopper

Concept/Highlight:
Silicone spill stopper sits on
top of the pot to prevent
boiling overflows.

Twist Whisk

Designer/Year: 

Joseph Joseph, 2012

Project Name:

Twist Whisk

Concept/Highlight:

After use, it can be closed 

flat for convenient storage 

in a drawer.