Olivia chair
Olivia is a light wooden chair that effortlessly balances its slender structure with comfortability. The design explores lightness, sturdiness and ergonomics in molded plywood. The concave shapes result in a light yet sturdy structure and
Urbach Tower
The Urbach Tower is a unique wood structure. The design of the tower emerges from a new self-shaping process of the curved wood components. This pioneering development constitutes a paradigm shift in timber manufacturing
Circular Tiny House
The project started with a number of seminars about problems coming from the building sector. According to an UN report from 2020, the construction sector is responsible for 38% of all CO2 emissions globally; for
Low Collection
‘Low Collection’ is a series of furniture designed by EBBA’s director, Benni Allan, as part of an investigation into what it means to sit and how every culture has a different relationship to the
bada&bou collection
"When love creates new friends for a lifetime"bada&bou was launched in 2019 by German-French designer Olivia Herms. As a founder and mother of two small kids she wants to create unique, playful and timeless pieces
Spider – Cross Liner
Unique design Main parts are made of high-quality material that gives the mower the ideal weight for mowing both frequently maintained areas and unkempt terrains. CROSS LINER can easily cope with difficult terrains and
Origami Wall
Origami Wall is an original solution of concrete blocks, which pushes the boundaries of functionality and usability beyond ordinary vertical gardens. The geometric structure creates a gallery for growing various species of plants with
Castellum led lamp
The decorative Castellum led lamp is inspired by the Danish Church in Bispeberg, Grundtvigskirken. The powder-coated steel gives the table lamp a solid finish, representing strength and stability – just like castle gates and
Less is More
“Less is More” is the celebrated motto coined by German architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe drawing inspiration from the notion that “more” may be obtained by designing a building based on the concept
Penfold, London
This 4.1 m high tree-less tree house was created for a family who longed for a tree house but had no mature trees. Designed in collaboration with their children, ideas were developed around creating