Furniture design

Exquisite Corpse is a series of three richly-coloured furniture pieces with geometric patterns.

The Royal Family is a collection of boldly coloured closets, made from traditional craft techniques and digital laminate printing.

Buzao has designed a collection of display furniture, table lamps and a hanger, using recombinations of glass with varying optical expressive forces.

Buzao has designed electroplated stainless steel seating with an iridescent and "psychedelic" colour palette.

Scarab has produced a side table made up of six pieces of glass that have been through the process of silk-screen printing.

RotoBed Home is able to rotate users from sleeping positions to sitting upright in a chair in less than one minute.

MiaCara has combined a number of functions into one object: a cat tree, scratcher and bed, as well as a storage space.

The Desert Villa is a furniture collection by Headstarts, designed with traditional techniques of artisans in Japan.

Puzzle Table is a material-saving and flat-packed table made of birch plywood, designed by Huachen Xin for Side.

In Element Designs has created a multifunctional unit inspired by a clothes stand that acts as shelving, seating and a desk space.

Created by designer Joel Hoff, Move Table has a removable table top that also functions as a tray.

Designer Karen Lee has developed an experimental communal table, made from a combination of hard wood and ceramics.

The Cove Collection is a furniture range designed by San Francisco design firm Lahoma.

Given the brief of designing a table "fit to jump on," British designer Max Lamb created the Max Table for Swedish brand Hem.

Mehrform has designed a furniture collection made from folded aluminium sheets.

Belgian design duo Muller Van Severen has designed a series of kitchen furniture for Danish brand Reform.

Designed by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin for TAKT, Sling Tables are made from solid oak and consist of two shapes that combine to create one object.