Domaas/Høgh is a design duo of Ane Domaas and Kathrine Høgh who met at the Product Design program at Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences. They launched Domaas/Høgh in 2011 to create modest, everyday items and solutions with a hint of humor.

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LM Magnetic Light Box by Domaas/Høgh

The reason I find the work of Joris Laarman so interesting is that all of it is inspired by life sciences, and made using cutting edge technology. The combination is certainly intriguing, and it only takes a brief look at his work to realize how incredible it is.

Shown here is his new Leaf Table made from resin, steel, aluminum and inspired by the veins of leaves.  Also pictured is the Bone Chair. Even though it is from 2006 I still think it’s worth discussing. What is interesting about this chair, besides its name, is that Laarman actually used technology from the German auto industry to produce a chair that reduces and strengthens by optimizing material allocation, weight and stability to actually require less material.

See more from Laarman here.

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