Graphic designer Rachel Convers and industrial designer Benoit Convers merge their two design disciplines with their ibride (sounds like "hybrid" in french) furniture and accessories collections. Most striking is the animal themed furniture collection, Mobilier de Compagnie, a range of low and side tables that are shaped like the lower half of dogs, deer and ostriches.

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Cirrus and Nimbus cloud shelves.


ibride Kids collection.

Grand ecart modular divider/ garden partition.


ecart, an earthenware table version of Grand ecart.


16 Pousse, a zinc frame/ plant holder that also includes an integrated tube for easy watering.


...and an unidentified bench.

C.QUOI’s Fleurir collection was on display, Grand ecart above is a modular divider/ garden partition and vase made of zinc. Flowers, herbs, vegetables, fruits, can be planted in the top edge of the 130cm high partition. Integrated water tubes allow for low maintenance. The collection also includes angular earthenware vase ecart (a table version of Grand ecart), and 16 Pousse, a zinc frame/ plant holder that also includes an integrated tube for easy watering.

Singapore's Oryza was showing colorful fiberglass tables and stools.

Fish Design vases by Gaetano Pesce.

Harri Hoskinen’s Cosy in Grey & White lamp.


Ole Jensen’s three-legged Vitamin Container Bowl.


Pil Bredahl’s Oto 100 storage system “made for the modern nomad”.

Muuto New Nordic was showing Pil Bredahl’s Oto 100 storage system “made for the modern nomad”, Jacob Wagner’s Flow Jug with a large hole to fill and a small one to pour, Harri Hoskinen’s Cosy in Grey & White lamp, Thomas Bernstrand’s A Cordless Moment oil lamp made of bone china (and has no electrical cord), Ole Jensen’s three-legged Vitamin Container Bowl and Ilkka Suppanen’s Everyday Holy Mug inspired by the holy grail, for that “sacred break from our hectic everyday lives”.

Design House Stockholm was showing their ornate Bike Basket, above, as well as some candleholders that appear to made of plastic water bottles

Authentics was showing a wide selection of their products including the Bravit candle above. "The arrangement of the wicks in the centre of the candle forms an almost graphic design that becomes visible through the thin wax layer. The design traced by the burning wicks is reminiscent of a chemical formula. As the candle evolves through the various phases of burning, BRAVIT continuously invokes new atmospheres. The candle undergoes a constant metamorphosis as two, three, or sometimes even five flames at the same time assume the shape of a transient work of art. BRAVIT will not only burn for the duration of your extended dinner, but the perfectly orchestrated drama of its flames will also become the focal point of the dinner conversation. The candle is made completely of paraffin, the wicks of cotton.". The candle was designed by Christoph van Bömmel and won a Design Plus Award earlier this year. See EIKO, "the solution for the perfect breakfast egg" after the jump.