Memo
Chord Table
ReadChord is a collection of tables celebrating materiality and form. Each of the three tables offer options to personalize with unexpected and surprising juxtapositions of materials and colors and shapes.
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Nomad
ReadNomad. An ingenious folding stool fabricated entirely of corrugated cardboard. Folded, it's less than an inch thick. Open, it will support up to 250 pounds. It's received several design awards, including a Red Dot award when introduced 15 years ago. Nomad is currently being manufactured and available here.
Photography by Blaine Davis.
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Stille
ReadProviding maximum functionality with a minimum of materials, Stille is a contemporary collection of shelving and occasional tables we designed using the Abstracta System, a modular set of components developed in the 1960s by the Danish industrialist Poul Cadovius. Available now.
Photography by Alpha Smoot.
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Designtex
Fabric Display
ReadA custom designed fabric display for Designtex’s showroom in New York City. Large fabric drops are suspended on either side of a pivoting arm for easy browsing. Hidden behind each drop is an extendable arm which holds a cascading selection of smaller, removable samples in alternative colors.
Photo by Blaine Davis.
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Slipmat Table
ReadOriginally created for the Designtex showroom in Chicago, Slipmat is a family of side tables that adapts to different environments with an open, customizable design, and is available in a wide variety of materials and finishes that dress it up or down.
Photography by Blaine Davis.
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Standard Table
ReadThe Standard Table is our very minimal and highly pragmatic response to needing a coffee table. The top and base separate for easy transportation.
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Designtex
Work Table
ReadWe designed a large ash wood work table to support the day-to-day activities in Designtex’s Chicago showroom. A generous Corian work surface provides ample room to work with textiles, while aluminum trays are used to store memos and other office materials. One end of the table was left open to accommodate large rolls of fabric, binders and other bulky items.
Location photography by Jeff Anzulewicz.
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Paperclip Lamp
ReadAn ode to one of mankind’s most perfect inventions, the Paperclip Lamp echoes the practicality of its namesake while providing a place to hang unused power cord.
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Wavebinder
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