These lamps are composed of fragmented and slanted shapes forming primal outlines. The resemblance with monumental and industrial silhouettes is opposed by a bright color palette. They are meant to illuminate table tops, window sills, shelves or dark corners. The lamps can be disassembled and flat-packed.

Inspired by the impossible illustrations of M.C. Escher this table seems to change shape by perspective. The sturdy  construction is reduced to right angles and incorporates an unusual fifth leg. This leg, while not serving an immediate  function, serves the purpose of visual rhythm and creates geometric connections while looking at the table from an angle.

Constructed from a single sheet of aluminum, Slope Table offers multiple surfaces in a compact package. With its sloping  curves on the front it appears and works as a multi-functional storage space, while its backside appears as a singular sleek surface. The folds create a sturdy construction that is held in place by a single spot weld.

Bender bends things, preferably bottle caps. Its hexagonal profile gives it a tool like appearance which coincides with  effortless picking from flat surfaces. The head and handle have been carefully proportioned and balanced in shape and weight to give this object a satisfying feel. The edged design gives subtle haptic feedback while not pushing into skin when used to open bottles.

Sorting things and reorganising them is as natural as birds collecting and assembling sticks to make their nests. But  sometimes we can get hung up on the act of establishing order. It can become an obsession. With ‘Oddly Satisfying’ Hayo Gebauer aims to show the beauty of such behaviour. Instead of hiding our storage systems away like a dirty habit, these objects are designed to use in plain sight, for all to admire.

The ribbed surfaces accommodate all manner of household objects and the set can be combined and stacked according to individual tastes. Whether to help keep a workplace tidy or to compulsively arrange individual strands of spaghetti, it’s up to the user.

The Frame Chair’s slim appearance features a clever combination of its individual parts resulting in an elaborate and solid construction. The two frame parts hold the seating board in four points. The geometric shape comprised of slanted lines and filleted edges contradicts the beautiful solid ash wood.

Grid Display is a presentation unit that indirectly conducts how its user organizes their inventory. By applying different sized grid structures as shelves it directs the subdivision of things thus creating an order. Small objects fall through the wider sized grid whereas larger objects stay on top.

Diskus Chair is a stackable chair with a strong graphical appearance. It features a circular seating board and a curved backrest. Its rigid construction is due to the frame which is composed of square metal tubes.

The Moiré Mirror is both: reflector and light source. Hidden behind the one-way-mirror is a lamp which becomes visible once you grab a second disc hidden behind the glass which can be rotated. The backside of the mirror and the second disc have a lightproof pattern added to them which darken the mirror in a certain position. With this approach of  overlaying it is not only possible to shade the light, but also to control the optical effect.