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Intrachooto Singh (Awarded by Elle Decor Designer of the Year 2007) associated with Veeranuch Tanchookiat, owns Osisu company in Thailand (Bangkok), performs and produces functional designs that integrates local arts and crafts with contemporary aesthetics. Each model is pure passion OSISU craft. Obtains its raw material waste of the works (the carpenters working on the study of Osisu use scrap wood left over from the buildings designed by Singh, to make contemporary furniture). Using reclaimed lumber as SCRAPILE

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Innovative design of chair, made from 100% plastic waste, is made the traditional way in which its creators useless plastic selected, separated by colors, so they do not need artificial colorings or dyes to get different colors, transform it into strips flexible, that can work with ease.

The result is the RD4 chair designed and created by Richard G. Liddle and Sarah (UK), COHD . Combine aesthetics and functionality are very comfortable.

From Denmark brings Annemette Beck , extraordinary fabric designs, thanks to the combination of natural materials, yarn, felted wool, silk, paper, cotton and copper, in combination with recycled materials such as rubber and bicycle tubes.

Their carpets are made of knotted wool, wool napped hand braided Scandinavian technique.
His philosophy is to simplify the design, eliminating all surface and leaving the essentials of the object. Designs clearly defined by a controlled fantasy.

Lamps and made the traditional way, with natural materials such as plaster, burlap, rope and recycled glass. Soft lighting to create warm environments. Everyone has different shades to be processed manually. Made in Spain. 19bis.com