The design of this piece is a play on dimensions and size. The semiotic image of a dish changes and confuses by its size. With a diameter greater than 1 metre, is it a monumental dish still a dish or does it become a table?

Diameter 120 cm
Diameter 30 cm

This hybrid piece of furniture combines a cabinet with a set of shelves. The closed side serves as a cabinet, while on the other side is a set of open shelves. Casimir plays with the similarity of forms, but also questions traditional functions and archetypal forms.

Length 120 cm
Width 42 cm
Height 180 cm

This hybrid piece of furniture combines two of Casimir’s creations, Schraag1 (Trestle1) and Kist3 (Crate3). Casimir reinterprets ordinary objects and archetypal designs and extends their use, combining two separate functions to create a modular storage space.

Almost every bedroom has a chair by the bed for putting clothes on. Adding a drawer to the chair or a back to the bedside table produces a mutant. Neither chair nor bedside table, or is it both?

Length 44 cm
Width 40 cm
Height 80.5 cm

Chest 2 looks like a crate – a crate used worldwide for transporting furniture or other belongings. Here, it becomes a closet, with level drawers that can be used for storing items. The solid oak and elegant finishing transform the crate into a piece of furniture.

Length 180 cm
Width 50 cm
Height 120 cm