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Strukt Table
Laquered aluminium – epoxy foam
Colrs: black, white, red, yellow, blue, aluminium

Cramp Table
Oak, mdf, epoxy

Exhibition « Je suis dada : Between dream and reality » during Milan Furniture Fair (14-19th April 2010)
Je suis dada shows objects with hidden meanings, full of emotion, poetry, irony and relativism. It will be extended with several innovations including Baobab by Xavier Lust for MDF Italia and a new version of the lamp Equilibre by Luc Ramael for Prandina.
Presented designers: Atelier Blink, Bram Boo, Siegfried De Buck, Hilde De Decker, Nora De Rudder, Jos Devriendt, Nedda El-Asmar, Anita Evenepoel, Silke Fleischer, Davy Grosemans, Linde Hermans, Christiane Hoegner,Hoetdesign, Cynthia Jacobs, Sofie Lachaert & Luc D’hanis, Bart Lens,Xavier Lust, Hugo Meert, Luc Ramael, Stefan Schöning, Lucile Soufflet, Diane Steverlynck, Francine Van Der Biest, Roos Van De Velde,Frans Van Praet, Danny Venlet, Daniel Weinberger, Weyers & Borms, Dirk Wynants
More info at abc-design

Roos Van De Velde – Egg Legs

Davy Grosemans – Son of Eddy lamp

Xavier Lust – Baobab Coat Stand

Diane Steverlynck - Cardboard Covering
Cardboard Coverings are cardboard blankets. Manufactured with worn boxes.

At Salone Satellite during Milan Furniture Fair exhibition of 10 designers from Wallonia and Brussels: Emmanuel Bauthier – Loïc Detry – Déborah Franquet – Emmanuel Gardin – Marie Gobert – Pauline Gorelov – Vincent Olm – Olivier Pitot – Stuut – Mathias van de Walle

More info at les belges

Mathias van de Walle 

Vincent Olm – Utopia Lamp and Table

Deborah Franquet – Multi T

101% Designed in Brussels will be presenting at Salone del Mobile in Milano (14th from 19th of April 2010) new works of Chevalier Masson, Nathalie Dewez, Loudor, Lhoas & Lhoas and Hugo Meert
Photos © Fien Muller

Jean-Francois D’Or – Loudor Design
The Book Lounge Chair and Stool

Hugo Meert
Terrarist Vase

New work by Arnaud Sprimont

Bamboo chair with a secret compartment under the seat. Edited by Vange and designed by Nedda

Tamawa (means « bead on a ring » in japanese) is a jewel and home accessories collection. All the objects are made from bakelite beads of various sizes and available in a rich palate of colours.
A collaboration between Hubert Verstraeten, Nedda El-Asmar, Sylvain Willenz and Big Game

Ring made of 2 beads. The ring can be customized in several colors. Each bead comes in 8 colors.

Ball table lamp: available in 8 colors

Lock coat stand

Belgian/dutch designers Job Studio at the Carpenter Workshop Gallery in London – march 18th, may 18th

Crane Lamp (bronze 163 x 162 x 39 cm)

Wrecking Ball Lamp (bronze 60 x 64.5 x 29 cm)

Industry Cabinet (indian rosewood, bird’s eye maple)

Industry Dressoir (indian rosewood, bird’s eye maple)

Industry Table (indian rosewood, bird’s eye maple)

Via Designboom

The walls of Pixel Wine Bar are made of more than 7500 squares of foam (to provide sound insulation) covered with wool in 27 diferrent colors to represent the image of a pixalated lanscape.
Designed by Charles Kaisin
Photos Guy Philippart

Designed by Frebch designer Christian Desile – produced by  Belgian company Vange

« The ‘Desile’ sitting system emerges from the basic shape of a drawing. The incredible simplicity of its form entails a single numeric process. In using bamboo and recycled PET; the ‘Desile’ is a true ecological product highlighting environmental sustainability. Thanks to its two-way opening functionality (which also allows for a ‘BIKOLOR’ production), the Desile is a chair that lends itself to the most functional stacking system available as it folds completely flat (100 bamboo chairs = 2 linear metres). »