industrial design

Mimicking the Landscape – Hills Collection by Mikiya Kobayashi for Hiro Design

Mikiya Kobayashi is a talented Japanese designer and has produced a collection of functional tableware inspired by the natural landscape that all have beautiful undulating curves.

New Solutions – Apollo System by Swedish Design Studio Office for Design

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

Apollo is a modular co-working design system by Office for Design that’s been made with the concept of producing a piece of furniture that was both aesthetically pleasing but economic.

Progressive & Elegant – Fold Series by Industrial Designer Olivier Gregoire

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

This series of chairs titled ‘Fold’ by Industrial designer Olivier Gregoire consists of fibreglass that has been folded in unique positions to create furniture that are intriguing on the eye.

Distilling Ideas – Ridge Kitchen Glassware by Design Studio Visibility

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

The Ridge Kitchen series by Visibility began as a selection of porcelain tools for the kitchen, later in collaboration with Areaware they worked with glass artisans to bring this series to fruition.

Pushing the Boundaries – Bamboo Objects by Industrial Designer Samy Rio

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Industrial Designer Samy Rio has spent many years researching the uses of bamboo in industrial applications, trying to manipulate this material and use it to his advantage.

Obscuring Light – Brass Mirror Series & Shadow Play by Studio Falke Svatun

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Norwegian designer Falke Svatun Lirhus is focused on making functional objects that integrate within the home, such as furniture, homewares, and other works that have a theatrical twist.

Making of the TRAM Chair by Thomas Feichtner for TON

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

Thomas Feichtner decided to play on the history of furniture company TON, with the intention of uniting the methods used to produce bentwood and moulded wood.

Aluminium and Steel Furniture Solutions by Jonathan Nesci

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

HALE, founded by self-taught designer Jonathan Nesci in 2006, has produced these fantastic industrial furnitures inspired by abstract artists such as Donald Judd and Josef Albers.

Simplifying Workspaces by L&Z

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

German company L&Z produce simple and straightforward products for contemporary working and living. Developing objects that work with our ever-changing behavioural patterns.

Industrial Design by Yenwen Tseng

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Taiwanese designer Yenwen Tseng has created a selection of functional objects that do not boast, they withdraw in to the background, generating both space and order.

Lighting and Objects by Michael Anastassiades

Design Posted by Wade Gwin

Mr. Anastassiades, an industrial designer who earned his masters at the Royal College of Art, shares a desire that many, if not most, share on OEN: a innate drive to foster ideas into reality.

Furniture Design by Michael Robbins

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

Michael handcrafts each piece of furniture in an old barn in the Hudson Valley of New York. Not surprisingly he’s heavily inspired by Hans J Wegner, which probably accounts for the traditional looking aesthetic.