NEXT Architects Share Fence, 2001 Imagine the fence between you and your neighbour now turned into a social contact. The Share Fence doesn’t just divide yards; it invites you to borrow, swap, chat and connect. Designed by NEXT Architects, this […]

NEXT Architects Table Tennis Fence, 2001 Why let a fence keep neighbours apart when it could start a game? Designed by NEXT Architects, Table Tennis Fence places a ping-pong table directly within the boundary between two gardens. Players remain on […]

NEXT Architects The Bicycle Fence, 2001 Transforming your backyard boundary into a pedal-powered invitation, the Bicycle Fence encourages you and your neighbour to hop on and ride around the block. Built into a classic fence silhouette, this clever piece blurs […]

Moniek Gerner The Playground Table, 2001 The ‘Playground’ table by Moniek Gerner does double duty: on top, adults can sit, work or dine; underneath, children can build secret hideaways, play houses, or just hang out in their own world. An […]

Martí Guixé Private Chair, 2001 The Private Chair offers a personal retreat amid chaos. With high, integrated walls, it creates a quiet, enclosed space that allows you to disappear from the bustle around you. Designed as an open “body case,” […]

Nina Farkache Come a Little Bit Closer, 2001 Stainless steel, glass marbles, painted MDF This bench, featuring discs that slide on the marbles, is about gentle collision into relations and human contact. As the seats glide across the marbles, the […]

NEXT Architects The Spy Hole Door & Key Hole Door, 2001 Imagine a door that promises privacy but still gives you a peek, and one that invites a glance but keeps you locked out. The Spy Hole Door and Key […]