Limi chair
When it comes to designing a chair, the most difficult thing is to make something that looks your own. In general, folding chairs are very 2-dimensional and that's why I wanted more shape. In the seat, I tried to asymmetrically join two overlapping bends in a cup-like shape. I made the first experiments out of cardboard by hand using the cut-glue method. The end result was light and durable and still fits well - and there have been no complaints about the design either.

Jat-ko box for dining table
A practical accessory that brings a new way of thinking and look to the table world.
A small thing that has been wondered: "How is it possible that this has not been invented before?"
Carbon footprint 9,3 kg CO2e.

Day&Night sofa bed

I succeeded in developing a new structure and design language that follows in the footsteps of the popular ON sofa bed. It is clearly a different option to its "ancestor". Also proven to be popular in its genre.
Carbon footprint 204 kg CO2e.

Renki L shelf
This product seems to have on of the smallest carbon footprint in our collection. It's because the whole series is made from the waste pieces of the Day&Night sofa bed. The concept has been noted by the jury of the Green Good Design Award.
Carbon footprint 8,6 CO2e.

Jat-ko workstation
Many things come into play here, such as practicality and versatility. A remote workstation where you can work sitting or standing - or not. A neat interior design element even then.
Carbon footprint 30,3 kg CO2e.

Punnus pendant light
After the chair, the lamp is the second most difficult to design. Here, I was able to make a mobile-like sculpture that goes into a flat package, which does not need to be assembled - the "pounders" are only turned open. Fun tuning even without light.