IC Design
IC Design, based in Zurich, specializes in licensed re-editions of design classics and almost forgotten designs - including works by visionary personalities such as Man Ray, Sophie Taeuber-Arp and Antonia Campi. Through these re-editions, IC Design has revived a series of design objects and artistic toys of the 20th century - meant to enrich and beautify life in an age of increasing efficiency and technology.
Recozy
Recozy is a future-oriented lifestyle brand that focuses on sustainability and social responsibility. With the aim of rethinking the home and design industry, Recozy relies on resource-saving and circular production processes. The vases are made from recycled materials using energy-efficient 3D printing technology. By consistently taking ecological and social values into account, Recozy creates solutions with added value - beyond the boundaries of the industry and with a positive impact on the environment and society.
Ceramic Japan
Founded in 1973 in Seto, Japan - a city with over 1,300 years of ceramic tradition - Ceramic Japan combines traditional craftsmanship with modern design in a unique way. The products are characterized by high design quality and practical functionality and reflect the demand for innovative, high-quality design. This unique combination has been awarded several design prizes over the years and has secured Ceramic Japan a firm place in the design world both nationally and internationally.
Novoriya
Noboriya was founded by Yumi Ishikita in Hiroshima, Japan and specializes in handmade noren - traditional Japanese fabric curtains. The robust, naturally dyed hemp fabrics are artfully designed using the ancient katazome stencil technique and feature practical incisions for fastening. Each piece combines the functionality of a room divider with aesthetic expression - genuine Japanese craftsmanship for your home.
The Line
The Line was founded by French designer Antoine Daniel. During a sailing trip on the coast of Marseille he was inspired by a photograph his father captured of the skyline. Pulling from his background in craftsmanship, he transformed this view into a delicate skyline silhouette made of laser-cut steel and that was the beginning of The Line. The elegant wall decorations reflect personal memories and a love of cities, bringing a timeless minimalist aesthetic to interiors.
Tät-Tat
Tät-Tat was founded near Zurich in 1994 and stands for confident and cheerful Swiss design. The married couple Benedikt and Brigitta Martig-Imhof design beautifully shaped everyday accessories which are manufactured in socially inclusive workshops in Switzerland and Germany. Tät-Tat combines creative upcycling, social responsibility and vibrant aesthetics in each individual piece.
Man Ray
Man Ray, born Emmanuel Radnitzky (1890-1976), was an American Dada and Surrealist artist who lived in Paris in the 1920s. Inspired by his friendship with Marcel Duchamp, he designed a radical new chess set in 1920, consisting of stylized geometric shapes: Cubes, spheres, pyramids, cones and a sculptural knight in the form of a violin scroll. This licensed edition is made by hand in the Black Forrest of Germany.
Zutto
Zutto combines peace symbolism and sustainability in a special paper product: origami paper made from the symbolic paper cranes in Hiroshima Peace Park. Each Zutto Orizuru sheet carries the hope and prayers of countless hands, recycling these origami cranes creates a product full of history and meaning. Zutto stands for conscious design that brings memory, sustainability and Japanese craftsmanship to life in an everyday object.
AMEICO
AMEICO Classics is AMEICO's own design line and stands for timeless functionality and clear aesthetics for everyday life. From minimalist kitchen utensils to modern table accessories, each product impresses with high-quality materials, practicality and durable workmanship. This collection brings simple elegance and reliable service to all rooms of the home and office.
Atomic Printworks
Atomic Printworks, founded in 2014 by infographic illustrator Simon Tyler, produces bold graphic posters with a focus on science, space, geography and natural phenomena. The minimalist, educational prints can be found in museums (e.g. Design Museum, Science Museum) and galleries worldwide and combine educational content with clear, modern aesthetics.
Common Mondern
Common Modern was founded by designer Claire Evrard in Switzerland. The brand creates playful, colorful paper goods - notebooks, sketchpads and greeting cards - inspired by local Swiss plants, architecture and Eva's Australian heritage. Common Modern attaches great importance to sustainability and environmentally conscious production methods.
Logifaces
LogiFaces is a design studio from Budapest that has been designing and producing handmade concrete objects for over a decade. The centerpiece is the modular 3D prism game: 16 hand-cast concrete prisms that can be used to create complex geometric surfaces - ideal for playing, experimenting or as a meditative living object. The versatile sets, for example as a logic puzzle or modern Hanukkia (“Miracle Edition”), combine analog haptics with architectural aesthetics for the home or office.
