Hypersonic

Contemporary
British
Design:

Lord Norman Foster is a true giant of world architecture. Foster + Partners has been responsible for several of the most high profile projects around the world over the past 20 years.

British Museum redevelopment, London


Reichstag redevelopment, Berlin (German Parliament building)


A900 Chair designed by Norman Foster






Nomos table designed in 1986 by Norman Foster


"Three sixty" task light designed by Norman Foster


James Irvine:

Vitamin Bar






Mercedes-Benz city bus for the German city of Hannover


Public seating


"Radar" armchair and footstool


S 5000 Sofa


Pens (below) and "Hold it" (right)


Jasper Morrison:

"Luxmaster" light


"Air" table and chair


"Hi Pad" chair


"Porcini" lights



"Low Pad" chair


"Lima" chair


Electric kettle


"Glo-Ball" lights




"XX" file system






TOM DIXON:

A selection of objects designed by Tom Dixon














Ross Lovegrove:

"Supernatural" chair


A chair made from injection-molded magnesium.


An interior with a staircase inspire by a strand of DNA


A chair with a light


Wireless lights


"The Land of Lu"


Table


Outdoor furniture


Amanda Levete
(Future Systems):

Amanda Levente is one of the key architects in the London based architectural and design practice Future Systems.

Selfridges department store in Birmingham, United Kingdom.


"Glide" table


"Drift" furniture object


"Drift in, Drift out" furniture object


Zaha Hadid:

Room with "Vortex" ceiling light




Exhibition


"Crest" furniture object


"Gyre" Furniture object


"Serif" wall furniture object


"Swash" furniture object


"Swarm" suspended lighting object


Sterling silver tea and coffee tower




Ron Arad:
"Misfit" seating system


Chair


Swarovski crystal chandelier which displays text messages

Chair


"Bodyguards" collection Milan 2007

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