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Above: Traadistick / Rest / Empty/charged / Multishelf / Untangle / Coma Students from Pallas University of Applied Sciences presented their TÜHI/EMPTY project at this year’s Greenhouse exhibition at the Stockholm Furniture Fair. The collaborative project sees students from the furniture and textiles departments create sustainable pieces from limited wood, scraps and second-hand materials. Traadistick by Ülle Järv, Teiloora Ojaste and Caroliina Ladva is a clothing rack made of wire, wooden sticks and a boulder. Untangle by Kirke Kirikall, Rebecca Raak and Monika Teder is an armchair with a hand-tufted cover that encourages observation and touching to relieve anxiety. Inger Tammela, Iris Eller and Renate Eensalu worked together on the Multishelf project, a multifunctional object that functions as a table, seat and shelf.
Empty/charged by Grete Maruste, Bruno Sepp and Eliise Järve is a lounge chair that can be adjusted depending on the user’s energy levels: positions include empty, charging and full battery. Gert Christjanson, Liisa Hanvere and Karl Olaf Kolla created Rest, a modular shelf that can be customized by the user by moving the modular tile pieces on the furniture. And Gert Christjanson, Liisa Hanvere and Karl Olaf Kolla created Coma, a seat that made from discarded plastic from construction sites and textile waste. TÜHI/EMPTY by Pallas University of Applied Sciences could be found at Greenhouse area of the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2023 as part of Stockholm Design Week.
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Above: Traadistick / Rest / Empty/charged / Multishelf / Untangle / Coma
Students from Pallas University of Applied Sciences presented their TÜHI/EMPTY project at this year’s Greenhouse exhibition at the Stockholm Furniture Fair.
The collaborative project sees students from the furniture and textiles departments create sustainable pieces from limited wood, scraps and second-hand materials.
Traadistick by Ülle Järv, Teiloora Ojaste and Caroliina Ladva is a clothing rack made of wire, wooden sticks and a boulder. Untangle by Kirke Kirikall, Rebecca Raak and Monika Teder is an armchair with a hand-tufted cover that encourages observation and touching to relieve anxiety.
Inger Tammela, Iris Eller and Renate Eensalu worked together on the Multishelf project, a multifunctional object that functions as a table, seat and shelf.
Empty/charged by Grete Maruste, Bruno Sepp and Eliise Järve is a lounge chair that can be adjusted depending on the user’s energy levels: positions include empty, charging and full battery.
Gert Christjanson, Liisa Hanvere and Karl Olaf Kolla created Rest, a modular shelf that can be customized by the user by moving the modular tile pieces on the furniture. And Gert Christjanson, Liisa Hanvere and Karl Olaf Kolla created Coma, a seat that made from discarded plastic from construction sites and textile waste.
TÜHI/EMPTY by Pallas University of Applied Sciences could be found at Greenhouse area of the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2023 as part of Stockholm Design Week.
