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Honeycomb

This is a Bookshelf which designed in organically way to store the books with many small cells to store smaller books and big cells to store large books ! the empty space between upper part and bottom side of the bookshelf make it looks more fashion and modern!The smallest hexagon is in the heart of this bookshelf and all of the books when placed in their cells, will oriented to that which is the focus of the bookshelf ! its very hard to shape rough woods to polygon shaped cells like this!

A-Frame

The A-Frame collection was designed and manufactured in East London in response to the increasing occurrence of smaller and less permanent rented or pop-up living and retail spaces. Each set is made from a single piece of oak, and comprises table, desk, bench, hanging rail and shelving unit. Using no glue or screws, the design instead relies on aesthetically and practically considered 6° angle verticals and precision carved slots to hold each component perfectly together.

Bella

Despite their enormous popularity, little meaningful development has taken place in the improvement of the outdoor heater since first introduce in the 1960's. Bella transforms that long outdated, uninspired approach by brining a sense of beauty and elegance never before offered with an outdoor heater. Every detail has been carefully considered - made beautiful with vast improvements to heating performance - and crafted by loving hands. Bella brings style and glamour, ambiance and sophistication, heat and light to outdoor entertaining.

Lightscape

Inspired by traditional Chinese lanterns, Lightscape combines CNC fabrication with local materials in the form of a lightweight, luminous pavilion. Each of the pavilion’s ten columns is composed of crisscrossing bamboo dowels; in the four central columns, the dowels unfold into a 2.4-meter-high canopy. Ensconced within each column is a lamp that illuminates the bamboo lattice from within, creating a soft, delicate atmosphere in the evening. Located at Marina Bay, Singapore, the pavilion echoes both the vertical grandeur of the skyscrapers behind it and the undulations of the bay before it.

Marathon Boy

The unique Marathon Boy Bookends successfully revive the Ancient Greek cultural heritage through contemporary design practices. Combining innocence with physical perfection, the victorious young athlete is a reminder that belief in oneself is a prerequisite for success and personal fulfillment. The project was an attempt to revive the cultural design industry through re-establishing the notion of cultural gift for museum and art shops. It is handmade in Greece, made out of ceramine, a unique material imitating the properties of materials used in Ancient Greece.

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