Homeware Design

Homeware Design

Homeware Design featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Yibot

Yibot is an intelligent cooking robot designed for commercial kitchens. Yibot combines four modules: ingredient weighing, automatic dispensing, cooking and an integrated ventilator. At least eight liquid and five powdered seasonings can be pumped automatically, supporting more than 1000 recipes and major cooking styles such as stir-frying and stewing. The user selects a recipe on the touch screen, adds the ingredients and presses a button. The main body is made of brushed stainless steel, which is easy to clean and durable. The compact form allows several units in one kitchen.

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Katya

Simart Katya is a robot vacuum cleaner designed for home use. An automatic route planning system scans room perimeters and maps an efficient cleaning path with a rotating laser distribution sensor. A suction rating of 3000 Pa and two sweeping brushes support thorough cleaning. A 6000 mAh battery allows up to three hours of operation, covering about 300 square meters. A slim water tank makes it possible to vacuum and mop at the same time. The patterned top panel and the chrome ring around the sensor cover give the appliance a distinct appearance.

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LegeeD7

LegeeD7 is a floor cleaning robot that vacuums and mops. The D shaped body combines a front suction inlet, a brushroll, an automatic spraying system and automatic mopping recognition. The front suction sits ahead of the brushroll and picks up hair before the hair can tangle. The mopping pad presses the floor with 600 g of force and lifts 6 mm when a carpet is detected. A mobile application allows each room to be planned with eight cleaning modes, a curtain zone, climbing control and a customizable voice prompt.

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Graphic

Graphic is a sofa designed for reception areas and living rooms. The form is simple and geometric, without ornament. The backrest derives from a circular shape extended to three times its radius, which gives the structured seat a lighter appearance. The frame is made of reforestation woods, with Lyptus in the structural parts and Pinus in the other parts. The seat holds foam of 30 density, and the feet are carbon steel painted with automotive paint. The cover is natural fabric. The gap between the seat and the floor makes cleaning easier.

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Wings

Wings is a leisure chair inspired by the movement of butterflies. The form refers to butterfly wings in different states, giving a solid object a sense of life. The back is connected to the middle of the seat, and the seat surface opens on both sides to wrap the hips for greater comfort. The legs use a double layer support that increases stability. The chair is produced as one piece by 3D printing in blue translucent plastic. The outer surface carries a striped texture that recalls wing patterns and increases friction.

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Sharing Joy

Sharing Joy is a lounge chair designed for homes with pets. The chair creates a shared space where a person and a cat can rest and play at the same time without disturbing each other. The form uses simple geometry and soft edges, with an O-shaped element inspired by the curled posture of a sleeping cat. The O-shaped opening in the backrest forms a tunnel for cats and can also hold magazines and pillows. The wide right armrest serves as a jumping platform for cats or as a small side table. The main frame is made of bent and welded pipe.

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