VOID COLLECTION Negative space or empty space, AKA the VOID, holds energy, shape and form and holds the observer in much the same way that physical structures do. “Subliminal, negative space resonates deep within us in a tantric way and in due course may have a more profound effect on the senses.’’ Adam Court – OKHA

With the Folds collection, Sebastián Ángeles presents functional elements that bring together the solidity of stone and the ethereal character of light, lending personality to interior design concepts and inviting conversation around the three concepts of time beginning and end, cycles and moments that are so fundamental to the way that human beings forge their destiny.

Spin butterflies around the candle. We have all seen the rotation of butterflies around a light source such as a candle or a lamp, and as a designer, the shadows created by the wings of butterflies on the surfaces caught my eye, and the basic idea of ​​a butterfly chandelier and Candles were formed from the shadow of butterfly wings on the wall of the room.

‘موج — Mawj- 3D Printed Chair’ — Is a 3D Printed Armchair commissioned by a private client and designed by MEAN (Middle East Architecture Network).  ‘موج — Mawj’ The Arabic word for ‘Wave, undulate, crisp or ripple’ is a name that reflects the concept behind the design. The undulating patterns of the Aquamarine green surface is reminiscent of the waters of the Arabian Sea, at the shores of Dubai, the city where the chair was conceived.

The Montecristo no.2 series is assembled from recycled parts. The structural lamp takes the shape of an art piece and induces an environmental questioning. This top of the line product will illuminate the living area while creating a unique atmosphere. Eye catching lighting, limited edition.

A collaboration between Arturo Tedeschi, Michael Pryor, Pavlina Vardoulaki, Matteo Silverio, HorizON is a suspension lamp for architectural interiors, merging high-tech and low-tech, 3D printing and Murano glass craftsmanship, algorithmic design and LED technology. 

The Slide Sink is part of an architectural renovation in Moscow. The answer to the design came from the fact that the bathroom was too tight to have the sink’s drawers opening the usual way from the front elevation and the only way was to make the drawers open sideways.

TECTRA explores the concept that everything from materials and ideas, to anatomic elements, are in a perpetual state of flux and that change is the only constant.