Decorative item
Stackable objects
Like the iconic Artek stools, sculpturally stacked to infinity, many contemporary furnishings and objects now offer this fun, practical characteristic: chairs, of course, but also dishware that stacks up like bento boxes, storage accessories, and decorative objects.
STOFF LED Taper Candles by Uyuni Lighting
The STOFF LED taper candles by Uyuni Lighting stand tall under the same principles of design and purpose. All of the beauty, with none of the harm. In terms of longer durability, better indoor climate and safety, the STOFF LED taper candles are the sustainable choice for your STOFF candle holders. They are made with a 3D patented electronic flame that gently flickers, creating a soft and inviting light in your home as a real living flame. Also, the candles are made with a Virgin Paraffin Wax surface to make them stand beautifully and authentic in the candle holders.
Kula Bench
Kula means “family” in Sanskrit. Inspired by its name, Kula is designed to be a versatile and space-saving furniture. Kula can be arranged freely in the room for various needs, it can also be stacked together into one piece. Kula is one of CASAKA’s sustainable products and designed with the most efficiency in material usage by using 70% timber from a tree log with special & unique cutting techniques, when generally a usual piece of solid wood furniture could reach 60-70% of waste.
dishes to dishes by glenn sestig
With Dishes to Dishes, architect and designer Glenn Sestig offers a range of creative and culinary options. Whether as plates or dishes, functional or purely decorative, individual or stacked. “ This collection easily adapts to any style of interior design” says Sestig, who relied on the basic form of his “Pleasure Dôme” for the creation of this brand new line for valerie_objects. “This form permits the elegant stacking of the bowls, where every base forms the lid of the lower one.”
PULL SHELF
A drawer-type document case with a slit. The front slit can be used as a handle or for putting documents in. Most document cases are made of plastic and minimalistic. This is a product created from the desire to have more, colorful options. The cases can be stacked, and are made from thin, reinforced cardboard. They are also made from a highly recyclable material, that can be easily disposed of.
TOOL
With a maritime inspiration, “Toul” was designed as a single-piece. Its curved and sensual form honors boat mooring bitts. It is a lightweight and stacking stool. Its production with natural fiber requires less energy and is more ecological. Designed for a material saving, its pattern is optimized and takes in a square of 90x90 cm.
Korean Ceramic Artist : Kim Pan-ki, Park Chae-young, Han Se-eun, Park Na-hye
The story of ICHEON’s ceramics goes back 1000 years, and the city has been home to numerous workshops supplying the royal palaces throughout history. ICHEON continues in this tradition, using its rich resources and infrastructure to become one of Asia’s most recognizable city for ceramics. More than 400 workshops operate in ICHEON today, fueled by the creativity of modern ceramicists and master craftspeople who have dedicated their lives to protecting and improving Korea’s traditional ceramics culture.
