With its unique frame boasting contemporary Maori-inspired artwork, the limited edition Koru Wishbone Bike grows with your child by converting into a running bike as your child grows. At ages 4-5, the wishbone frame may be flipped, making this gift 3 bikes in 1! Composed of sustainably managed woods, 60% post-consumer recycled plastic and eco-friendly […]

The Cramer armchair designed by Konstantin Grcic is a clean composition, constructed of beautiful beech-plywood. The color is pure sand, and the shape is a modern statement illustrating the simplicity of well-placed lines. A piece of furniture can be more than a chair- it can be a subtle reverie of the possibilities found in design. Cramer’s price is available upon request from the manufacturer. Width: 440 mm. Height: 800 mm. Depth: 460 mm. Height of seat: 500 mm.

designer: konstantin grcic
producer: montina
material: beech plywood
period: 2000s

The jumper chair consists of one continous oversized woolen knitted cover, with qualities very much like that of a jumper, the knitted cover is wrapped over the solid wood structure and bent to steel legs. The cover is knitted on a “knit and wear” machine that is adapted for clothing garments but this is where the fashion and design production processes divide. One the garment is completed it is then run through a high degree wash to attain a seamlesss and upholstered effect, eradicating most of the stretch from the wool but presenting a high quality fabric and is suitable for contract application. The jumper is available in three different colorways.

Specifications:
dimensions-L735mm x D700mm x H745mm, seat height 410mm
materials–powder coated steel, beech ply seat and back, foam, fixed non removable felted wool cover

designer: bertjan pot
producer: established & sons
material: wool
period: 2010s

The refined folding Déjà-vu console by Naoto Fukasawa is an essential for any household. Made by Magis in 2010 the legs are made of polished aluminum and the tops are available in MDF either painted, veneered in oak or oak stained wenge.

designer: naoto fukasawa
producer: magis
material: aluminum and oak
period: 2010s

Wrongwoods seems like an adequate description of the colors used for the different wooden home furnishing pieces offered through Established & Sons- but really it’s the combined last names of British artist Richard Woods and designer Sebastian Wrong, as part of a collaboration project hosted by E&S. The unfashionable, yet recognizable Wood pattern used for this line of utilitarian cabinets conveys a fashionable message in the unusually colored items. The typical materials used for these pieces are: timber, plywood, paint, clear lacquer and sometimes 6mm toughened glass.

designer: richard woods and sebastian wrong
producer: established & sons
material: plywood
period: 2010s

It isn’t a peg meant to fit in a triangular block of wood. But it is made of spun small striped pine and lacquer wood. It is not an umbrella to float atop your summer cocktail. But its surface will safely steady your summer cocktail, while its stem is sturdily planted in the grass-adorned soil, or wherever. Andreas Engesvik’s first solo project for Wallpaper* in Italy is a delightfully whimsical lawn table, available in three colors.

designer: andreas engesvik
material: stiped pine, lacquered wood

Imagine bathing in a smooth, carved out log…well, the Rapsul Ofuro Wallpaper* award-winning bath is like a sophisticated version of that. Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez composed this zen-reminiscent larch wood bathing tub to exude a warm sense of calm for the bather. The clean design is specially created not only for the comfort of complete emersion, but also for visual appeasement.

designer: matteo thun & antonio rodriguez
producer: rapsel
materials: larch wood
release: in production

The HAY-produced, moulded plywood Shanghay chair is composed of four small boards that fold around each other to form “the simplest chair imaginable.” Originally conceived for the Danish Pavillion for the Shanghai World Expo 2010, the chair was created to be a single segment of a long social bench that extends throughout both the inside and outside of the pavillion, in collaboration between BIG and Jeppe Hein. Multi-colored and easy to assemble, dissemble and reassemble, these pieces offer the versatility to create whatever hybrid design of the Shanghay you like.

designer: kibisi
producer: hay
material: molded plywood
made: 2010
dimensions: h 78cm x w 50.5cm x d 49.5cm

Wood and metal are furniture staples, but they have been classically rethought by Michael Young for their roles as components of the Lancaster chair. The cast aluminum seat and back are created to be indestructible, without compromising their chic, wearing either dark anodized or machine polished finishes. The wood legs are available in natural ash-wood and dark stain ash-wood. Emeco’s debut of the chair collection by the British designer will introduce the company’s first foray into component-based design. The Lancaster chair is brought together with materials meant to age richly, and maintain its stance as a good, sophisticated standard.

designer: michael young
producer: emeco

a table and stool that grows with your child.

the designer, olaf schroeder designed an innovative product where, quite simply, by adding extensions to the legs of table and stool the furniture “grows” with your child.


adjustable to four heights, growing table is intended for children aged from 2 – 10 and comes with a good selection of accessories; including an “endless paper” system to meet all their doodling wishes.


Specifications:
height: 24.5, 31.5, 37.5 and/ or 44 cm.
material: beech and child safe paint
colors: yellow, orange, pink, water blue, ocean blue or natural

Designer: olaf schroeder
Producer: pure position