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Tina Marie Bentsen's 'Pile of Flowers' ceramic modules.



Superfluo.



Wood and felt seaters designed by GAMplusFRATESI, a duo formed by Stine Gam-Pedersen and Enrico Fratesi called NINFEA (waterlilly).



NINFEA.



Broken Shelves designed by Mareike Gast (Germany).



Dry-Line designed by Monique Horstmann (Netherlands, above and below).






Catching the Wild by StolenWood, a lasso wardrobe designed by Kai Linke and Johannes Hemann.



Munich Blinds Collection by Halka Marsakova (Czech Republic)



Musuc designed by Rodrigo Alonso Schramm (in the pic wearing his creation) from Chile.



Onceneto, a design studio based in Chile (above and below).






Pare Lounge Chair designed by Anon Pairot (Thailand).



Koia lamps designed by Yuniic Design, Christina Primschitz and Thierry Villavieja (Switzerland).



Reddish Design Studio's Yakuza table. Yakuza won the first prize of the Inspired by Cologne Competition. Designed by Idan Friedman and Naama Steinbock.



PLG lamp designed by Robert Ruf (above and below)






Aluminium leg and Blatterbaum (below) is a tree shaped object meant to gather notes, pictures, keys and much more designed by Ermert Schafer






Design trio Speziell Produkygestaltung (Fleckenstein, Pohlmann and Schwer) from Germany.






Sternform design, Andrea GroBfuss and Olaf KieBling.



Studiobility (and three below).













Steffi, designed by Jessica Muller Wallraf and Silja Kaeser from Germany.



Tischbein Table designed by Muriel Weber and Jakob Zumbuhl (Switzerland).



Madam Rubens, made of folded discarded mattresses designed by Frank Willems from Netherlands.



Hongik University.



Halle University.