IN OUR OFFICE

27/05/2016

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26/05/2016

Preparing for DMY Berlin!

24/05/2016

Hi, we are back!

For the past few weeks we have been busy doing exciting stuff! We finally got to present the IN OUR OFFICE concepts to Rolf Hay!

We also had a four day workshop with our guest lecturer Stefan Diez. The week ended with a bar stool presentation followed by bbq and basketball.

Check out how it all went down!

02/05/2016

Thank you More with Less!!!

In our Office, an installation with 12 student projects of Lund University shown in Milan Design Week 2016, that redefines the little workspaces nowadays.

http://morewithlessdesign.com/in-our-office/

In our Office, una instalación con 12 proyectos de estudianes de la Lund University exposados en la Milan Design Week 2016, que redefinen los pequeños espacios de trabajo a día de hoy.

29/04/2016

meet deskretary, a project by Dick Hammer

The secretary has long been an appreciated furniture for freeing up extra space in our homes. But a lack in sufficient workspace has kept it from making a natural transition into the office. Deskretary is a big brother to the traditional secretary in more than one sense. As it is opened, the legs extend to carry a full sized tabletop. Once closed, Deskretary politely takes a step back again to hide your belongings. Giving others room to work while you are not there.

27/04/2016

meet plug & play, a project by Jennifer Bengtsson and Björn Fjæstad

In this day and age power outlets tend to determine where we can sit and work and/or result in undesirable cable situations. Let’s change that. Plug & Play is a modular wiring system that lets you create dynamic and adaptable power grids by placing and connecting access hubs with flexible cords. When the time comes, changing and/or expanding the grids is effortless (you’ll probably have a harder time moving the furniture around).

26/04/2016

"Eight Milan trends that to impact the future of design industry"

We are featured on the list!
Thanks Dezeen!

Dezeen editor Anna Winston picks eight trends from this year's Milan design week and Salone del Mobile that could have wider implications for the industry.

26/04/2016

meet workaround, a project by Sofie Aschan Eriksson

Workaround is a pop-up furniture landscape, transforming along with the different activities and needs within a small scale office. While promoting interior variations it also allows for new, exciting perspectives and working positions from one day to the next.

The see-through plastic is enhancing the transparency at the office promoting collaboration and interaction. Just as much as it is an ever changing furniture for teams it is also a tool for creating trust and relations within a space.

25/04/2016

The projects are ones again featured on a major site. Thanks for a well written article FastCompany!

Lund University students imagine problem-solving furniture for tiny workspaces.

25/04/2016

meet BRB, a project by Fredrika Hansson

In our office we have blurred lines between working hours and fun times. The ping pong breaks and coffee rituals are the small things that make us inspired to do great work. But the small sized office can be compared to sharing a room with your sibling. It is great to be able to be together, but sometimes you need a break for yourself. BRB allows us to regain energy by taking a rest. It is about feeling free to create your own norms in the office and to do the things that make you feel good.

24/04/2016

meet umbrella, a project by Malin Yngvesson

Sitting next to ones colleagues is one of the great benefits of working in a small-scale office. Sometimes, however, all you want to do is tune out the chatter and enjoy a little privacy. Don’t fret, with its endless positioning possibilities, the office umbrella will accommodate you – come rain or shine! Whether you wish to shield yourself from distraction, signal – don’t disturb ­– to your colleagues or conceal sensitive information on your screen.