Block Chair
For the 1998 ICFF I designed a number of foldable pieces of furniture, suitable for small apartments. The Block Chair starts off as a wooden block. When the legs fold out it becomes a stool or table and with the back rest out it turns into a chair.
Coffee Times Cart
I designed a coffee cart and logo for a coffee shop called COFFEE TIMES. The logo started off as a working clock that was turned into a 2D print logo with the help of Aryeh Hecht.
Israeli Embassy Lobby
We were asked to re-design the lobby at the Israeli Embassy. Apart from upgrading the whole space, the main feature is this signage /seating/ table/unit that we also built in oak. Photo: Tony Fuori
Manhattan Table
When I first came to Manhattan I was impressed by the industrial grittiness of the city. With the Manhattan table I tried to express that feeling in a piece of furniture, making it look like a cast iron manhole cover. Photo: Rob Houston
Rock-a-Billy
When my son Billy was born, I designed him a cradle that could be folded and stored. In developing the folding mechanism, it started resembling a boat. I then pushed the nautical theme throughout the design. I used bending poplar and stainless steel.
Round Table
"Twister" Coffee Table
We designed and made this foldable table for the 1998 ICFF Furniture Show, to demonstrate our ability to take a simple concept and turn it into a complex engineered solution. By twisting the top of the table, the legs rise up and lock together at coffee table height. We used alum. and polycarbonate. Photo: Tony Fuori
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