Lyaeus - Dionysus the Greek God of wine, is also known as Lyaeus, “ he who releases,“ and as a God of relaxation and freedom from worry, his name is appropriated for this chair. Its purpose is to provide a place for active relaxation, a place to read, ponder, or enjoy the views. It can provide a feeling of escape from busy environments, without its occupant having to leave the immediate surroundings. Sun exposure is a primary concern, so it provides partial sun screening. It also controls the occupant’s field of view, to reduce distractions from the immediate environment, thus helping relax the eyes and mind, at the same time creating a sense of privacy. The subtle movements of the chairs base also contribute to its relaxing feel by means of its spring steel design.
Its nautilus like form links it to the sea, and so it finds itself well suited for waterfront and pool environments, as well as patios, terraces, and rooftop lounges of hotels, resorts, and private residences alike.
Pendant - Those curious enough to look closely, will be surprized to see that this Pendant is made of common zip-ties, approximately 3000 of them. Two reflectors, one providing indirect light (up), and one providing direct-light (down), accompany the ambient light from within the ties. Designers Lighting Forum “Festival of Lights” grand prize winner, 2005.
Versi TSC - Versi TSC is a multi-use furniture piece, freeing up space and adding flexibility. This inconspicuous Table provides Storage and converts into a Chair when extra seating is required. Small items typically found on a living room table like magazines, books , newspapers and remotes can be kept in the open slot for quick access, while larger items can be stowed below. Manufactured from MDF and finished in various veneers or high gloss enamel, it’s simple constuctoin and hardware make it an valuable choice for those with limited space.
PackMan - PackMan is a whimsical Scotch-tape dispenser. With the sticky side up, the tape sticks to your finger when you touch it. Then you can pull it out, and tear it off on his teeth.
Vue - Vue is a fresh take on flower vases. This vase not only displays the blossoms, but celebrates the beautiful architecture of flower stems by creating a seperate environment within the bent aluminum frame.
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