The Rotor table is a tensegrity structure made of two rectangular frames and a rod, held in place by taut ropes. The table can be lowered by turning the frame onto its longer sides, since the glass is only held in place by its own weight and can therefore be moved. Due to its structure, the table allows easy adjustment on the ground.

Length 140 cm
Width 50 cm
Height 73 cm
Length 180 cm
Width 90 cm

The X-Tense chair is a tensegrity structure comprising one X element and several tubular elements with a specific shape. They are kept in place by a number of taut ropes. A metal net is used for sitting and leaning. All this gives the chair flexibility, which allows it to adapt to the person sitting on it and to the terrain. The chair is also extremely light.

Length 49 cm
Width 45 cm
Height 55 cm
Height 99 cm

All parts of the Frame chair are cut from a single sheet of beech plywood. They are assembled using puzzle principles, without the use of any standard fasteners or glue. The structure of the chair is a lightweight frame.

Length 57 cm
Width 56 cm
Height 81 cm

The V-star table is composed of several V elements and a spatial cross in the middle in one tensegrity structure. The elements do not touch but are supported by tensioned ropes. The cross sits in the centre of the structure thanks to the stretched ropes around it, to which the V elements are attached. The table can be adjusted to the terrain and is extremely light.

Length 63 cm
Width 63 cm
Height 73 cm
Circumference 90 cm

The X-Tense table is a tensegrity structure composed of one X element and two rods, held in place by several taut ropes. This minimalist structure can be adjusted to the terrain and is extremely light.

Length 98 cm
Width 55 cm
Height 74 cm
Length 150 cm
Width 90 cm