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Dining chair made of 4.8mm twisted rope filaments which wrapping around the aluminum structure, meet and intertwine on the seat. Aluminum structure finished with epoxy powder. Its seat welcomes the ...

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Using three visual elements reminiscent of three separate panels, Panel Table discards the archetypical notion of a dining table with four legs, once in each corner. Instead, the flat-packed design ...

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F5 smart urinal sensor for overhead installation for central flushing of urinal systems in a room. Control module designed with white plastic housing, for multiple simultaneous user detection and ...

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At first glance, adding a mezzanine floor to a layout either seems like a complete waste of good floorspace or a clumsy attempt to squeeze two storeys into one – like wearing skinny jeans after ...

Increasing in both size and number, cities worldwide are experiencing accelerated growth. With green land regularly lost to either urbanisation or its effects – such as rising sea levels or natural ...

This year's experience of Milan Design Week was shaped by a focus on collaboration and interdisciplinarity. We round up some of the most memorable moments. Milan’s creative pulse reached a thrilling ...

4 minutes and 33 seconds – that's all the time composer John Cage needed to demonstrate the power of silence with his piece ‘Tacet’, in which not a single note is heard. What is now regarded as a key ...