Tamasine Osher I

 A limited edition Tamasine Osher stair chair, where Tamasine has collaged different furniture elements to envisage a new design. You can see how this prototype/ one off piece has influenced her design.

Sam Hecht

Mutli functional furniture from combining elements of a stool, bench and chair by Sam Hecht inspired by seating on the Tokyo metro which combined individual seating with benches, made by Established and sons.

Tove Greitz

A combination lock storage stool where the cubes of patchwork are moved in a particular combination to release the lock by Swedish designer Tove Greitz.

OAK

Oak was a collaboration activity between the 18 students from the BA and MA programs at Lund University School of Industrial Design. Jonas Lindvall led the workshop, encouraging the students to explore the archetypes and stereotypes of furniture and to consider the origins of furniture, the philosophical and sociological aspects and the way a piece of furniture functions in a room how it relates to other pieces of furniture and the interior space.

The participants were Amanda Österlin La Mont, DeeDee Kim, Elin Stavenow, Filip von Hauswolff, Gregory Hayter, Hanna Johansson, Jesper Nord, Karl Jönsson, Karl-Otto Saarman, Matthijs Braakman, Moses Kang, Mirko Ihrig, Olli Hirvonen, Patrik Eriksson, Piotr Szpryngwald, Rami Santala, Sandra Lundberg, Wang Huilong, though no name is attributed to individual pieces of furniture.