Who: Jack & Jones, China
What: Watch concept and design
Why: It is not possible to display the time in a new way, in which we immediate understand the time! A wristwatch has since the invention consisted of a strap and a clock integrated into a whole. We have split it up. The clock has a clip on the back, that can grip on to the strap, clothes, bags and ?. We have created an opportunity to use the clock anywhere you want and created a perfect link from Jack and Jones clothing, to a timepiece The watch is made in Alu and can therefore be anodised in many colors, the clock can thereby follow the J&J clothing collections and switch expression and graphics....
Who: Mater, with Designer Sanne Lund Traberg
When: 2011
What: The Lathe Lamp - is made of round oak poles, joined by a metal bracket. The cable is neatly hold in place by a rubber ring. The lamp is available in 2 sizes, a floor and a table lamp. Comes with black and cream colored fabric shade.
Why: Mater combines exclusive high end home accessories with working methods that support local craft traditions and the environment.
Link: Mater
Who: Furnipart
When: 2011
What: Handles - 1 of 6 new design lines
Why: A project combining aesthetic with sustainable materials and production.
Link: Furnipart
Who: Furnipart
When: 2011
What: Handles - 2 of 6 new design lines
Why: A project combining aesthetic with sustainable materials and production.
Link: Furnipart
Who: NordicWorld
When: 2011
What: A booth for Nordic World A/S at the MIP TV festival in Cannes.
Why: The booth elements are made of Trovitex which is a very lightweight material, and thereby easy to assemble and handle. In 2009 we made a booth for Nordisk Film A/S in the same material with good results. Back then there was made a carbon food print analysis on the concept, and it showed that over a 3 years period (6 fairs) the Trovitex material was less resource demanding and more eco-friendly than e.g. MDF.
Link: NordicWorld
Who: Undefined
When: 2010
What: Electric scooter for urban use
Why: The Scooter is designed for the modern urban woman as an environmental friendly alternative to car number 2 – which is often used to short trips (getting to work, school, kindergarten, the mall, etc).
Besides the driver it can also carry a child.
The Scooter is electric driven – good for the environment, the economy and the freedom of movement.
Who: Undefined
When: 2010 (2000)
What: A doctors bag
Why: The Doctors Bag is an innovative and groundbreaking professional medical kit designed and co developed with experienced doctors. This revolutionary product is an invaluable integral tool for all doctors on house call and provides an effective functional solution to problems faced by doctors in their daily work. The bag is hygienic and dish washable, and communicates with iPad or other PDA that can guide the doctor on the road with GPS system, manage content, e-records system, prescription writing etc., and send these electronically to the pharmacy.
We are looking for partners to this concept.
Copyright Jesper K Thomsen ApS
Who: Undefined
When: 2010
What: Pots and pans with integrated timer and tilting lid (aluminum and plastic)
Why: The concept is about innovating on pots ans pans. The lids can tilt when pouring water from the potatoes, and they have an built-in-timer in order to show the cooking time right where you need it.
We are looking for a producer.
Copyright Jesper K Thomsen ApS
Who: Normann Copenhagen
When: 2009
What: The Camping Line
Indoor furnitures: Chair, table, stool, daybed
(moulded beech wood).
Why: The inspiration behind the series is the idea of leisure and togetherness – values that are often associated with camping. Camping brings the enjoyment of camping indoors, and has added quality and character to the overdimensioned interpretation of the familiar furniture.
Camping is part of New Danish Modern – Normann Copenhagen’s Danish furniture series.
The Camping Line received the GOOD DESIGN award in 2008-2009.
Who: Normann Copenhagen
When: 2009
What: Play Line - Soapbox car, chair, bench, table and sketching board (handmade and manufactured in Denmark)
Why: Childrens furniture must be designed for children, rather than just being small copies of adult furniture. And preferably with a humorous approach. The soapbox car is an icon of play and creation, making it a natural source of inspiration for me, Jesper K Thomsen, when designing furniture for children. To the extent that the soapbox cart is built in the garage by adults and children together, that is the emotion I want to portray in the furniture series.
Play Line was selected to be part of the exhibition 10+ Design Forecast
Link: Normann Copenhagen
Who: Nordisk Film
When: 2009 Mip TV Cannes
What: A booth for Nordisk Film at the MIP TV festival in Cannes.
Why: The booth elements are made in a material caled Trovitex. This material is very light. The booth elements are glued together and easy to handle. In 2009 Nodic Film made an carbon food print analysis on the concept, and it showed that over a 3 year period (6 fairs) the Trovitex material was less resource demanding and more eco-friendly than MDF. Trowitex is a foamed PWC material
Link: Nordisk Film
Who: Mater
When: 2008
What: Pebble Line - is a pottery line made of matte pottery from the southern part of China. The series consists of cups, bowls, platters, sugar bowls, cream cans and a tea pot.
Link: Mater
Who: Pulz
When: 2008
What: Lampetta - available in several sizes and colors.
Why: The lamp is inspired by the original headlamp from a 1946 Vespa scooter.
Link: Pulz
Who: IDEmøbler and more
When: 2008
What: Float Table (Materials: wood and aluminum)
Why: Combination of design, durabillity and aesthetic.
Who: IDEmøbler and more
When: 2008
What: Hope Dining Chair - comes in many versions, with or without upholstery, with 4 legs and center frame etc.
Why: We wanted to create a chair in 2D veneer was pushed to the limit. We did that with succes after a year of work. The floating look and excellent comfort, makes this chair unique.
Who: RemRem
When: 2007
What: Take off - Watch line
Why: In 2007 RemRem reinvented itself with Mutant time: a range of watches reflecting our desire to step out of the ordinary, to explore those defining moments of life, when we decide to take on parallel roles and new identities, where we make a conscious decision to push ourselves to the limit – all in an effort to make the most of life.
We are proud to have contributed to two collections, Angler and Take off.
Who: RemRem
When: 2007
What: Angler - Watch line
Why: In 2007 RemRem reinvented itself with Mutant time: a range of watches reflecting our desire to step out of the ordinary, to explore those defining moments of life, when we decide to take on parallel roles and new identities, where we make a conscious decision to push ourselves to the limit – all in an effort to make the most of life.
We are proud to have contributed to two collections, Angler and Take off.
Who: Roamer
When: 2006
What: A classic flatline watch
Why: Roamer of Switzerland, began production of watches in 1888. A glorious Swiss brand that has produced quality watches ever since.
We were fortunate to be able to contribute with a collection for this brand.
Link: Roamer
Who: Herstal
When: 2002
What: Squeezer - paper towel holder
Why: The paper is held in place. A super feature and animated appearance, resembling an elephant.
A design classic that hasn't lost its popularity even after 9 years on the market.