
BuzziJungle by Buzzispace
As the saying goes, all work and no play often results in a marked dullness in people, so why not combine both? The Belgian design firm Buzzispace has made its name for fun yet functional office solutions that bring whimsy to the workplace. This week, the company brought its BuzziJungle, a concept by Jonas Van Put that will appeal to colleagues looking for a collaborative space to get creative, while also bringing out their inner child...

...On a smaller scale, the firm also unveiled the ’BuzziBalance’ ottoman, which gives new meaning to keeping things in balance. Available to use as a seat or a balancing board, the ’BuzziBalance’ by 13&9 not only helps to animate a workspace, but probably provides a core workout as well.
Writer: Pei-Ru Keh

Plex Modular by Industrial Facility for Herman Miller
Sam Hecht and Kim Colin of London-based studio Industrial Facility have a penchant for the modular (see their collaboration with Emeco at this year’s Salone del Mobile for instance), and their latest collection for Herman Miller proves this once more...

...The seating system, created for U.S. furniture company Herman Miller, uses six elements that can be combined to form armchairs, sofas, ottomans and benches. In the true spirit of modularity, just about everything is adaptable: from the backrests, with or without integrated arms; to the wooden legs, casters and swivel bases; and even the textile upholstery, which can be matched to create a fetching two-tone effect or more sober monochromatic look. All adjustments are simple and achieved with small hooks located on the sides of the multitasking cubes. Portable tables and power points tucked beside the legs make them pretty perfect work stations.
Writer: Sam Rogers

Glass Gradients by Scholten & Baijings & Skyline
Dynamic duo Scholten & Baijings have always had a way with pattern, and their new works for Skyline Design are no different. In a inaugural collaboration with the innovative glass manufacturers, they have created poetic patterns with their digital printing techniques, producing subtle, yet mesmerisingly patterns in a muted palette...

...Available to mix and match, the panels allow you to get creative with how you design the room though their transparency and reflective qualities.
Writer: Sujata Burman