‘Cubious’, by Kristina Lindqvist, is a neo-classical bookshelf with a curious geometrical cube pattern that, aided by subtle shades of colour, creates an optical illusion.
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‘Cubious’, by Kristina Lindqvist, is a neo-classical bookshelf with a curious geometrical cube pattern that, aided by subtle shades of colour, creates an optical illusion.

‘Spectrum’ table by Isabella Sundqvist, photo: Nayab Ikram, Jogan F. Karlsson, Oliver Andersson, Esa Luoto, Ragnar Rael
The role of rainbows as guideposts in ancient Mayan culture plays a role in the creation of Isabella Sundqvist’s colourful laminated glass ‘Spectrum’ table.
Signe Hytte and Bettina Duelund’s Alf is a distinct and multifunctional piece of furniture. Outwardly a chair, it combines a clothing rack, a table and a chair, and says Hytte, “with its uniqueness and slightly quirky personality it invites you to use it in various spaces and situations.”
At the upcoming Design Days Dubai, Belgian designers Per Emanuelsson and Bastian Bischoff, also known as ‘Humans since 1982′, will be presenting a number of chronological works including this limited edition clock consisting of six clocks that show the digit “6″ at six o’clock.
With its smooth shell on the outside and quilted inside, ‘Frigg’ by Marianne Kleis is a comfortable piece of furniture designed for only one, or two, people.
Conventional wooden slats were used to craft the seat, backrest and armrests of the ’Kajen Hammock’ park bench by Thomas Bernstrand - but its design is completely unique, a metal frame encases the seat and attaches it to the metal base for spring-like comfort. In addition the wooden slats follow the contours of the body (the hammock part) creating a uniquely ergonomic experience, for a park bench.
Three ski pole shaped legs, upturned and leaning against each other for balance, form the minimalist ‘Ski’ coat rack by Nendo for Swedese.
A series of mid-century coffee, and low, tables are preserved and presented in a fresh new way in Czech design collective OKOLO’s ‘Cut-out Prints’.