Last Update : 13 July 2010
Bome High Chair (baby high chair)
Bome = Baby + Home
Designed for Japanese baby furniture brand, Katoji.
Bome / Katoji
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photograph © Katoji |
Slow Series (seating)
Made from solid wood and use dovetail dado joint without screw oil finish. Seat height available in 16 and 32 cm.
Slow Series
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photograph © o-d-a |
Taste of tea, NRML and Sub-Stool
as Selected Work of 'Desire : The Shape of Things to Come' book by Die Gestalten
Die Gestalten : Desire
The Shape of Things to Come
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photograph © Die Gestalten |
Thai Designer of the Year 2008
o-d-a ('R2' Armchair) was selected as 'Designer of the Year 2008' (Furniture Design) by The Faculty of Decorative Arts, Silpakorn University, Bangkok THAILAND.
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photograph © o-d-a |
R2 (Armchair) was selected as a finalist of the International Furniture Design Competition Asahikawa 2008.
The works of award-winners and finalists will be on display in the exhibition entitled “Award-Winning Entries and Final Pieces of the International Furniture Design Competition” which will start in Asahikawa on June 25 as one of the main events of the International Furniture Design Fair Asahikawa.
IFDA 2008
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photograph © International Furniture Design Asahikawa |
Fragiles Book
Porcelain, Glass and Ceramics
Unconventional objects made out of fragile materials by established and emerging design talents.
Release: April 2008
more info
Die Gestalten : Fragiles
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photograph © Die Gestalten |
Big Bowl Small as Selected Work of "Fragiles" exhibition
by Die Gestalten
- Gallery 113, Kortrijk, Belgium : February 15 – March 9, 2008
- Design Miami 2007 : December 6 – 9, 2007
Fragiles
Design Miami
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photograph © o-d-a |
NRML Chair was Award as "The Honourable Mentions" of
Promosedia International Design Competition 2007 - Caiazza Memorial Challenge
Jury Comment
The chair “NRML” by the very young Thai designers Piti Amraranga and Jutamas Buranajade, of the o-d-a (object design alliance), was also considered worthy of an Honourable Mention by the Judges, for its minimalist innovation in a wooden chair in which, with no concession to fashion, its strength comes directly from its construction. Particularly noteworthy is the backrest angulation and the ability to stack and combine chairs perfectly.
promosedia international design competition
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photograph © promosedia |