Accessoires
Pentaphone designed by Studio Robert Stadler
Adjustable sound insulation space.
The "Pentaphone" offers a sub-space within a public environment which isolates the user from ambient noise. The object recalls the traditional telephone box, but it doesn't integrate a phone, as we carry those on us nowadays. The inside is upholstered with sound absorbing material like that used in recording studios.
Schaukel Objekt designed by Hausna *art
Rocking Item for young and old
Simple and straight
Garbage Couch designed by Hausna *art
vienna acoustics, the kiss, KLIMT SERIES, high-end speakers designed by GP designpartners gmbh
the most exciting loudspeaker that vienna acoustics has ever created deserves an appropriate form factor. a housing that just by looking at it makes you expect the greatest enjoyment of music, and that shows at a glance the virtuosity that was put into the development of its acoustic performance.
Urban Gridded Notebook designed by Walking-Chair Designstudio
A notebook that uses the street grids of 127 cities from all over the world as the gridding of the paper.
256 pages of finest paper, with city index.
Fill the city with your life !
lovely lazy puffs designed by Julia Landsiedl
The lazy puffs are a series of pillows for sleeping softly in the car or on the couch. With their practical shape an soft materials they are a loveable alternative to conventionally tiny or inflatable travel pillow. Because a friendly soft pillow is simply best to rest.
Linz Hocker designed by Thomas Feichtner
Limited Edition - The Linz Stool looks as if it were folded. The seat and the legs are constructed towards each other of equally thick elements, each of which has a static function. Designed by Thomas Feichtner
Coma Lamp designed by Thomas Feichtner
Table Lamp - The self-supporting metal enclosure is made all in one piece. Designed by Thomas Feichnter
Cutt designed by Thomas Feichtner
The cutlery set “Cutt” is exemplary of Thomas Feichtner‘s experimental approach. Challenging the functional and ergonomic requirements on cutlery it surprises the user with its functionality only when it is actually used.
Dark Side of the Moon designed by Martin Mostböck
A limited 40-copy edition of the carpet was produced on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the first moon landing (July 20, 1969, Apollo 11). The perforation extends the scope of the carpet and opens space for new visions.
