Since it is our intention to support creativity and beauty, HomeWorldDesign presents in PRODUCT DESIGN category items of furniture with a high degree of originality and functionality. Cabinets, tables, chairs and other furniture with a classic, traditional design or a very futuristic design are all found in this category. Furniture of the most diverse, highly versatile, made from a variety of materials, with a vast cultural color pattern will be presented here for those who love Beauty. You will know and you will be able to inspire yourself from the creations of the most respected designers in the world.
The Hanging Drying Rack by George & Willy is an economical and environmental way to dry and air clothing. Suspended from the ceiling using a seamless pulley system, the rack quickly dries laundry by utilising warm air trapped…
The Fauna lamp by MID can change shape over time and become an integral part of the home ecosystem. It can adapt to its surroundings, and one can find it hanging from a ledge or quietly resting
For the first time the handmade unique pieces – Sea Anemones – by the German artist Pia-Maria Raeder will be presented during the PAD London to an international audience. From simple beech rods patiently sanded, cut, arranged
For many years, the Saint Eustache Church has shared in such great moments of the artistic life of the city of Paris as Nuit Blanche (All-Nighter), an occasion to offer some 10,000 night visitors the opportunity to…
Illa is designed to facilitate interaction between family members by playing, relaxing and during everyday child care. Designed with longevity and flexibility in mind, the crib, with two point adjustable mattress height, converts into a toddler bed
Midcentury modern style is a growing trend, but most people don’t want to live in a home that looks like a time capsule, so you don’t need too much, some few appointments will be enough. Midcentury furniture
Traditionally mechanical bank vaults are beautifully designed and engineered. However their function demands that their mechanisms are concealed. Designed by Scott Jarvie, the Safe Cabinet explores the semiotic cues associated with our perception of value. Inspired by the
Installation: Paper Art Tribute to Japan – ‘A little piece of Japan’ Design: Empaperart Project: Pop up stand Peronda Cerámicas of Peronda Group in Cersaie (Hall 15 E 7 F8) Materials: Paper and carboard Re-board Illustrations: Belén
Founded in early 2014 Nap is a young company, the founder Yat Ming has been working on graphic, interior and product design for 12 years, leading a diverse and passionate team. Designed by Nap, the URI light
