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Monnens' Multipurpose Minimalist Masterpieces

By Rain Noe - June 23, 2011

in Object Culture

Nice multifunctional designs—some production, some concepts—from the Belgian design studio of ID'er Alain Monnens, Idam Bvba:

The FlipTable (above) is simple, stackable, and flippable, tipping from desk height to side-table height.

The ServiceBin (manufactured by Wild Spirit) is a stool, or a wastebasket, or a storage bin, or a planter, and the top pops off to become a service tray.

The Bench 360 also is meant to be tipped, going from a curved seat for many to a rocking chaise longue for one.

The projects aren't directly linkable due to Flash (grrr) but you can see more of Monnens' projects here.

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That FlipTable thing would bounce around, it's like a diving board. Looks like if you got up too fast it might catapult all the stuff off of it.
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