SHINGLE stool
A stool becomes an interior design element for creating new, flexible working environments.
Hosted by Laura Jungmann and Jonathan RadetzThis project is now archived and was part of DDW20
SHINGLE wall
Katrin Lautenbach
The New Work structures bring up new challenges concerning interior design and put new demands on the furniture used in future working spaces.
SHINGLE is a wobbling stool and at the same time a tool for creating mobile spaces and thus a flexible working environment.
The modern office tends to become more and more flexible and mobile. In the future, the typical desk jobs will be carried out in new space concepts, like open and non-territorial office spaces. In order to meet the demands of increasingly agile work metho
Participants of this exhibition
About Laura Jungmann and Jonathan Radetz
The two german designers Laura Jungmann and Jonathan Radetz met each other in the context of the intercultural design project ISTANBUL'DAN und have been working closely together since 2015, developing products and concepts for new living and working environments.
They complement each other ideally in their working methods and have defined social, environmental and political issues as the basis for their cooperation.
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Jonathan Radetz
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