Homeware Design

Homeware Design

Homeware Design featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Tai

Tai is a side table made from retired substation metal sheets. The design extends the service life of discarded materials and reduces waste. Production requires only laser cutting and bending, so costly molds are not needed. The flat-packed parts are assembled by the user, which shortens production time. The exterior lines recall the image of hands folded in prayer, and the lower structure is inspired by the butterfly seat. A central opening holds an open book. The table measures 450 by 350 by 550 millimeters.

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Aroma Gourmet

A multi-functional filter coffee machine has been developed for those who want to experience their own coffee. Aroma Gourmet is aesthetic, practical, and functional to make coffee according to the taste of the user in all coffee-making processes. Users will experience a machine that appeals to their senses due to the smell of coffee. They will be able to brew coffee even when there is no electricity thanks to its extra apparatus. Moreover, thanks to its portable coffee pot and apparatus, it can brew coffee anywhere (in nature, in the camp, etc).

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Layer

The project started with making furniture out of small-diameter trees and scrap wood. Wood in Okinawa is felled due to natural disasters and road expansion. However, in recent years, road expansion has decreased due to environmental considerations, so wood is also shrinking. To continue making Okinawa furniture, it was necessary to use small materials. Therefore, the Layer stool were created by combining various types of wood. It is made from upcycled waste. This design proposes a new value by reconstructing the waste material from Okinawan wood into blocks.

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Plump

Plump is a modular seating collection designed for public and office spaces. The seat is made of foam and upholstered in fabric, and the frame is made of natural ash wood. Modules can be combined into compositions that suit both large open areas and small rooms. A single module measures 800 mm in width, 800 mm in depth and 650 mm in height. On request, modules can be equipped with a USB socket or a table. The plinth is either wooden or covered with upholstery fabric. Built-in charging points allow devices to be charged during waiting periods.

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Mua Lau

As the world grapples with the rapid depletion of natural resources, contemporary designers are increasingly focused on exploring sustainable materials. One such example is the Mua Lau Chair, which draws inspiration from a beloved Taiwanese snack known for its distinctive texture of crispy exterior and soft, chewy interior. Sitting in this chair is akin to being transported to a serene bamboo forest, as the gentle breeze wafts over the body, fostering a deeper connection with nature.

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Albi Home

Albi Home is a smart wine dispenser designed for domestic kitchens. The appliance preserves opened wine for up to six months without using gas. A Smart Bag holds the wine and is recognized by the dispenser through NFC technology. The display shows the wine data, and the wine is brought automatically to the ideal serving temperature. The exterior body is made of ABS by injection molding and receives a painted surface finish. Albi Home measures 450 mm in height, 200 mm in width and 250 mm in depth. The compact shape allows a single glass to be served without wasting the rest of the bottle.

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