Seed FloorSeed takes its name from seed crystalsthe microscopic structures that catalyze the formation of larger crystalline systems. I was drawn to this concept as a way to explore nature not through the expected lens of the organic or living, but through the mineral and structural. Seed asks what it means to be a natural form when that form is not soft, fluid, or biological, but geometric, ordered, and crystalline. Seed reimagines the natural as something

Marcelis applies a strong aesthetic point of view to her collaborations with industry specialists

Zelda juxtaposes the powerful materiality of brass-encased LED tubing with gracefully suspended planar forms

the repetitive rhythm of the pipes placed next to each other - causing undulations - makes you forget the coldness of the material

Torso is a polished aluminium side table that celebrates materiality and the quest for sculptural forms

The revolutionary plug and play system allows for power sharing between rings and a large range of variations to suit spaces of various shapes and sizes

but from the awe-inspiring sight of massive piles of timber stacked together

combining its attractive light appearance with the substance of solid wood

thus guaranteeing the long-term durability of the rug

a gently surprising lightness becomes apparent

The seat itself is optimized for comfort

Jaime Hayon designed the Multileg collection in 2006

Informed by his 1994 Columnata design