The PP512 Folding Chair is an innovative design which takes into account not only the need for functional and elegant furniture, but also the need for space and flexibility. Modern and minimalistic, the chair exhibits the superb craftsmanship of both solid wood and cane, which pair effortlessly in this timeless design.

All of Salem Van Der Swaagh's textile are designed and hand-woven in Berlin, using 100% salvaged material from industrial weaving which is then repurposed into highly textured, luxurious wool products. Each piece is unique and versatile—for example, this design can be used as a rug, a throw, or a wall hanging. 

The cement bowl is architect and designer Nicolas Schuybroek's first collaboration with When Objects Work. Contrasting stone and metal materials combine to create a piece that is industrial and innovative, while the variety of options available allow the cement bowl to function as a striking and creative addition to any space.

Soft but sturdy, the My is designed for casual, relaxed seating. The cover is removable and made with eco-friendly Sand fabric—a paperyarn, and cotton blend. The material is dustless, antistatic, and produced with soil-repellent treatment. 

East meets West in Jaime Hayon's contemporary expression of a traditonal Asian lantern. Hayon has captured the essence of this iconic lantern, merging hand-craftmanship and ancient materials like rice paper, into a new lamp design for modern milieu. The effect is a pendant that gives light and appears light.