Eight wooden products showcase timber's versatility in Dezeen Showroom
Eight wooden products that demonstrate the adaptability of timber in modern design have been showcased by Dezeen Showroom. These items include chairs, screens, kitchens, lamps, beds, stools, and benches crafted from materials such as ash, walnut, oak, and birch plywood. Highlights include the Adinne chair by Leonardo Rossano for True Design, modular kitchens from Vermland, and Contemporary Room Dividing Screens by Fold Studio. The Theo folding chair, designed by Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana for Plank, utilizes plywood and oak veneer. Secto Design's Adilo pendant lamp is the work of Ilkka Kauppinen, while Bolzan's Nest bed features an ash wood headboard. Mililab’s Ishi stool is made from American oak, and Inglis Hall’s Rift bench serves as a versatile oak seat.
Key facts
- Dezeen Showroom featured eight wooden products.
- Products include chairs, screens, kitchens, lamps, beds, stools, and benches.
- Wood species used: ash, walnut, oak, and birch plywood.
- Adinne chair by Leonardo Rossano for True Design.
- Contemporary Room Dividing Screens by Fold Studio.
- Modular kitchens by Vermland, handmade in Denmark from solid oak.
- Theo folding chair by Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana for Plank.
- Adilo pendant lamp by Ilkka Kauppinen for Secto Design, made in Heinola, Finland.
Entities
Artists
- Leonardo Rossano
- Matteo Thun
- Benedetto Fasciana
- Ilkka Kauppinen
Institutions
- True Design
- Fold Studio
- Vermland
- Plank
- Secto Design
- Bolzan
- Mililab
- Inglis Hall
- Dezeen
- Dezeen Showroom
Locations
- Copenhagen
- Denmark
- Heinola
- Finland
Sources
- Dezeen —