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Galax, 2011 < > +

• Designed by Michaël Bihain
• Edited by Gallery Pascale “collection”
• Pictures by BIHAIN studio

Bowl of fruit.
Viewed from a certain angle, the upper part of the Galax dish seems to be floating, as if for an instant making fun of earthly gravity.

Material: Stainless steel & lacquered steel
Dimensions: D.34 H.2,5cm
Finish: Stainless steel & red, green, white & black color

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3D, 2010 < > +

• Designed by Michaël Bihain
• Edited by Feld
• Pictures by BIHAIN studio

‘3D Table’ is based on a minimal and easy-to-use production. Indeed, each piece is produced from only 3 identical elements.

• Finish: white, black or natural lacquered oak wood
• Dimensions: H.72,5 D.142-155-174 cm

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Patatras, 2010 < > +

Rolling bookshelves
Patatras is a new kind of books storage.
It presents itself the rolling shelf made of expanded polypropylene and available in a range of bright colors. The shelf could be interpret as a wheel of knowledge or a round library. It consists of many single cells for one book each. With Patatras you should be selective about the books. It will become an awesome addition to any modern interior.

Material: expanded polypropylene
Dimensions: D.122 cm w.29 cm

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MagPie, 2010 < > +

Free standing mirror.

Material: Curved plywood
Dimensions: H.187 w.32-60 d.30 cm

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LCD 'Liege Centre Design', 2010 < >+

Design by AUXAU & BIHAIN
Structural Engineering Consultant: Greisch
team: Pierre-François Gerard, Matthieu Busana, Pierre Paeps

Status:
Competition 2010

Client:
SPI+, Liege

Site:
Guillemins, Liege

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X table, 2010 < > +

The « x » table is made out of a single sheet of steel and laser cut to make both, the table and the foot in its most archetypical forms. .. read more

Its peculiarity relies in the unexpected use of liquid crystal effect pigments, that provide a colour transition effect. The « x » shall portray its surfaces and playful feet differently according to the viewers perspective.

Material: lacquered steel
Dimensions: H.40 l.60 P.60 cm
Finish: Liquid crystal effect pigments

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DUB’EYE, tall emblem structure [Dubaï, UAE], 2009 < > +

• Design by Michaël Bihain & Cédric Callewaert
• Project Director: Pierre-François Gérard
• Design Team: Anthony Graci, Xavier Delory

The elevated structure is seeing, as both emblematic and sculptural, due to its unexpected shape.
Reduced to a strict minimum at ground-level, it unfolds generously to offer its main façade to the sky and stars.
.. read more

Symbolism:

The shape of the structure offers different readings depending on the angle of the view.
> Viewed from the park and its surroundings, its shape reminds us of fossil energy geysers which were primarily discovered in this specific region of the world. In addition to this allusion, its shape offers us a realistic and renewable energy alternative, due to the numerous integrated photovoltaic cells that allow the structure to be electrically auto-sufficient.

> Viewed from a plane or Google Earth, the structure may resemble an eye gazing at the stars and the moon; more and more felt to be the future living space of human beings. At night, this eye-like sculpture is lit like a beacon in space, becoming Dubai’s shining landmark throughout the universe. The North-West/ South-East orientation of its shape meets the expected requirements, acknowledging the dominant winds of the structure’s location.

Atmospheres:

The project offers two main atmospheres to the structure:

> An “underground” atmosphere in which the design clearly expresses the support functions of the structure. With very few familiar landmarks, the design offers a startling and unusual setting to the visitor.

> An “aerial” atmosphere contained in a free-standing glassed structure. This polyvalent area, facing the sky, is heavily impregnated with the skyline panorama.

Environmental consequences:

Due to the presence of a large number of photovoltaic cells, the structure is energetically auto-sufficient.

Landscape and urban context integration:

Instead of rising endlessly, vertically towards the sky, the proposed structure gently unfolds itself horizontally, allowing a clear view of other architectural events of the city.
After careful analysis of the site, the structure is set up on its culminating point, an area of convergence between existing routes.
The presented structure is just as much a sculptural emblem in Dubai’s skyline than an international visual landmark when looked at from the sky. Whilst other towers are only recognisable when looked at from the ground, DubEye is just as identifiable from the ground than from the sky.

And the growth of Dubai just begin...

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EYE, 2009 < > +

Project Award for Irdeto .. read more

• Material: transparent polycarbonate
• Dimensions: D.10,5 cm

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Illusion, 2009 < > +

The ‘Illusion’ table results from a research on different geometrical readings alongside the use of standard processes used in furniture creation. .. read more

‘Illusion’ is devoted to humanism and to furniture autonomy.

The result is that of a welcoming table made from ash wood and varnished in black or white. Its lines reveal multiple particularities. Looked at from its own height, the table reveals its full sensuality; however, seeing from above, it appears like a simple and perfect rectangle.

‘Illusion’ is made from a material with a uniformed thickness but her proportions play with our senses. Although it appears like an autonomous table, ‘Illusion’ may leisurely be combined with others. ‘Illusion’ tables can be folded up in any desired way.

‘Illusion’ is a cunning mixture of qualities created by a curved, squared, and angular design.

Material: Ash wood varnished in black or white
Dimensions: H.73 L.230 w.100 cm

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V, 2009 < > +

The ‘V’ table is composed of an ash wood top lacquered in white or black, or of a glass tablet... read more

The narrow legs are divided into halves, and fixed to the tablet with rotary aluminium connections; they allow one to choose the positioning angle. One also has the choice between a great variety of combinations. The ‘V’ table is easily adapted from the archetype table with trestles to a standard base with angles; it may also be a subtle combination of both or additionally place the feet at random.

The ‘V’ table becomes a creator in its own right; playing with its interior dynamic in phase or not with its furnishing.

The position of the ‘V’ table’s base allows one to juxtapose the tables while keeping the regular alternation of its legs.

Finish: Ash wood tablet lacquered in either black or white; or glass tablet
Dimensions: H.73 L.220 W. 95 cm

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RING, 2009 < > +

A reception desk defined as a living functional sculpture... read more

 

'RING'

Based on a strict geometrical shape (the oval), the reception desk RING is devised into two identical modules that surround and enclose the building’s supporting columns.

A suspended veil, placed behind the columns, emphasizes the building’s height and separates each different function. It is also an ideal place for varied information such as the Logo etc …

RING includes the welcome desk and a desk with 3 Internet connection ports into a same shape while preserving their autonomy.

RING will prove itself to be long-lasting and easily adaptable if ever Internet connection ports were no longer required due to the rapidly developing IT sector (Iphone…).

With its central setting, the RING furniture emphasises space. All IT devices will be centralised.

Its appearance entices us to discover it while allowing the passage and our field of vision to be open from the outside right across to the back of the library. Thus, RING creates an opening, a curiosity, and a harmonious visual contact with the place’s new function.

Even unused, the reception desk RING remains to exist by itself and brings a visible dynamic to its surroundings.

Due to its particular design, RING is a long-lasting and easy-to-use piece of furniture.

With its innovative shape, RING will attract just as much children who will find its shape to be playful than lovers seduced by its beauty.

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VDK-316, 2009 < > +

Design : Callewaert & Bihain

This project offers a re-organisation of the traditional ‘3 rooms-in-a row flat’ to improve the usage of available space... read more

The central room reunites the ‘utility’ functions [entrance- moving around space-kitchen-dressing room] that are set around a new volume. The new shape contains the kitchen to which it offers additional storage space. Slightly detached from the floor and the ceiling, this volume floats in space, allowing a clear picture of the existing ‘3 roomed flat’.

An integrated indirect lighting system re-enforces this sensation of space. Due to its lengthwise set-up and satiny white finishing, the new volume allows natural daylight to shine right through to the centre of the flat. Following the same mindset, a laterally lit blade of sanded glass very subtly separates the kitchen from the dressing room.

The bar, made out of wenge, is used both as a limit and a visual bond between the kitchen and the living room. Its pure lines and texture create a dialog with the overhanging white volume.

The front room, whose size is initially decreased due to the presence of the kitchen in the continuation of the staircase, gradually opens up allowing more daylight to shine through into the living room.

The back room, redesigned to allow sufficient space for a double bed, has an independent access to the toilets from the living area. The new bedroom includes a big dressing room and indirect lighting via the false ceiling.

The contemporary intervention, limited to the setting-up of two volumes, offers a complete reorganisation of the spaces and their lighting. This intervention is clearly found in its subtle link to what already exists.

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WAW, 2008     > enter waw space

WAW is the result of a reflection based on furniture being energy, where the absence of material may free us from all physical constraints: a move towards the “no-furniture”... read more The result is like the link of a DNA chain. Its pure and evident form can be used on its own or repeat itself indefinitely. One may, therefore, personally decide how to use it: as a coat-hanger, a spatial separator or even as a sculpture.

It is composed of a steel profile lacquered in white, black, orange or silver.

WAW may be used either inside or outside.

• Materials: lacquered metal
• Dimensions: H. 175 W.57

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Iris, 2008 < > +

The coffee table 'Iris', made from a single sheet of steel, comes in white or black lacquered steel.

'Iris' can be piled up and is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Material: lacquered steel
Dimensions: H.34 D.91 cm

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Libri, 2008 < > +
Edited by Swedese
Photography : Mikael Strinnhed

Libri received the '+1 Award' at the Stockholm Furniture Fair, "Best New Product Design 2008".

Libri is a storage solution suitable for our nomadic lifestyle. .. read more Libri shelf in white or black lacquered ash wood can be used as a single unit attached to the wall. It can also be combined with addtional Libri shelves assembled in width along the wall or right out from the wall as a room divider or even back to back to become a free standing shelving system. The legs are equipped with adjustability in height for uneven floors, and they can be adjusted after the shelf/shelves has/have been attached to the wall or to each other.

Dimensions: H.227 W.38 D.29,5 cm
Finish: white or black lacquered ash wood

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Tom-G, 2005 < > +

Tom-G' is a flat wall 'shelf'... read more It consists of a sheet of plexiglass, thermally moulded, with both ends joining the central hanging point. Books and magazines placed inside disappear except for their edges'unless you opt for the transparent version so as to leave your favourite covers in full view!
Finish/material: black, white & transparent plexiglass

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Be clear, 2006 +

Be clear' is a flat wall storage element closed at the front. It consists of a single sheet of steel, and enables documents to be stored without taking up any floor-space.

Finish/material: Stainless steel

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Moya, 2004 +

Moya, is a building set made up of simple, light and identical units. It enables us to better adapt our interiors, to awake our creative directions and to follow our wandering need.

Finish/material: 3,5 meters of white cornice tubing, dia. 8 cm

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Ingo 1er, 2001

An ingenious freestanding shelf system which, which can fit in every room in your home. Designed to compliment our nomadic life style, the Shelf Ingo1er is formed simply as 4 wooden bars and 16 square plywood panels... read more Also, its assembly and disassembly is possible within 4 minutes without tools. The ways to assemble a unit is only restricted by your imagination and units can be connected together, at all 4 sides, to offer storage and create space separation. In production, Ingo1er, combines ease of manufacture, a small ecological footprint and environmental awareness.

Finish/material: Birch

Mosquito, 2007 < > +

• Designed by Michaël Bihain
• Edited by Wildspirit
• Pictures by BIHAIN studio

The chair Mosquito is the result of a thought about the furniture humanism and autonomy. .. read more A first step towards the "no furniture". The answer takes the form of a living being; an independent, obvious chair which gladly lends itself to play the role of a comfortable seat. The chair Mosquito is made from a waisted wood leaf. It can be piled up in two ways, pragmatic or graphic.

Material: white and black painted in gloss multiplex or finishing with whitened oak.

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Paradise chair, 2006 +

Paradise chair, is made from 247 vertical elements

Finish: White, red, blue, green, yellow

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Slim, 2005 < > +

Under its solid design representing the archetype of a tradition armchair,... read more Slim Club hides a new comfort deriving from its composition of vertical units assembled at their base. By sitting on it, the 144 elements take the shape of your body. The upper parts of the Slim Club's lines change, open and become more personal just with the movement of your body.

Material: EVA

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Slim-Club, 2005 < > +

Under its solid design representing the archetype of a tradition armchair,... read more Slim Club hides a new comfort deriving from its composition of vertical units assembled at their base. By sitting on it, the 144 elements take the shape of your body. The upper parts of the Slim Club's lines change, open and become more personal just with the movement of your body.

Material: EVA

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Moon, 2005 < > +

When the above are combined, one enjoy a seat within a wooden cocoon. .. read more Psychological protection above may be used as book storage. In a wide and empty space where we need to feel secure, in a tiny room where we need more space, the Chair Moon offers us all practicality and satisfaction. It is possible to position a few Chair Moons next to each other and create a long profile which divides our space, this product gives us a first step towards psychological appropriation.

Finish/material: Lacquered multiply

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Lilitte, 2001 < > +

No comment

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Lounge chair Relax, 2004 < > +

Designed as a low table with an undulating surface in the middle and a deliberate cushion. .. read more The Lounge Chair Relax was initially conceived with the term in mind 'Sublime and capture the moment, as a delicate person lies down on a robust table'. The fabrication is a plywood grid, filled with expanding foam. A timber veneer is then applied to both surfaces.

Finish: Wenge

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Fragrance, 2004 < > +

The fragrance chair is designed in reference of a woman's body & shoes... read more The fabrication is a plywood grid, filled with expanding foam. A timber veneer is then applied to both surfaces.

Finish/material: Wenge

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Ondine, 2007 < > +

• Designed by Michaël Bihain
• Edited by TF France
• Pictures by BIHAIN studio

'a step forwards the 'no furniture'

Before being perceived as an element of furniture, this design tends to fascinate by its underlying complexity translated in a simple strong form. "Ondine" strikes the viewer as being somewhat organic: alive, supple and inherently mysterious".. read more

The modular exterior furniture design "Ondine", laureate of the Parckdesign competition 2007 "Embrassons les arbres" organized by "Bruxelles Environnement" and "Pro-Materia", is the fruit of a close collaboration between designer Michael Bihain and Belgian architect Cédric Callewaert. "Ondine's" main concept is its capacity to subject its viewer, or user, to multiple interpretations: sculpture, bench, or ufo from an unknown destination"€

Divided in 3 identical modules, "Ondine" can be repositioned continuously. It offers a longitudinal sitting element as well as a curious circular one. Its organic curves as well as its modularity offers a wide range of sitting possibilities permitting it to adapt to different types of settings.

The exterior version is made of 8mm sheets of chromatised, powder-coated & lacquered steel.

Colors: white, gray, red, green, orange & black
Dimensions: H.17>57 Dia.245 cm

• Ondine is adaptable to every urban environment:
• Ondine in the city
• Ondine under a tree
• Ondine on the grass
• Ondine by the water
• Ondine under the sun
• Ondine in the garden
• Ondine at home

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Wallonie Design's office (project), 2008 < > +

This project offers a re-organisation of the traditional ‘3 rooms-in-a row flat’ to improve the usage of available space.

The central room reunites the ‘utility’ functions [entrance- moving around space-kitchen-dressing room] that are set around a new volume. The new shape contains the kitchen to which it offers additional storage space... read more

Slightly detached from the floor and the ceiling, this volume floats in space, allowing a clear picture of the existing ‘3 roomed flat’.

An integrated indirect lighting system re-enforces this sensation of space. Due to its lengthwise set-up and satiny white finishing, the new volume allows natural daylight to shine right through to the centre of the flat. Following the same mindset, a laterally lit blade of sanded glass very subtly separates the kitchen from the dressing room.

The bar, made out of wenge, is used both as a limit and a visual bond between the kitchen and the living room. Its pure lines and texture create a dialog with the overhanging white volume.

The front room, whose size is initially decreased due to the presence of the kitchen in the continuation of the staircase, gradually opens up allowing more daylight to shine through into the living room.

The back room, redesigned to allow sufficient space for a double bed, has an independent access to the toilets from the living area. The new bedroom includes a big dressing room and indirect lighting via the false ceiling.

The contemporary intervention, limited to the setting-up of two volumes, offers a complete reorganisation of the spaces and their lighting. This intervention is clearly found in its subtle link to what already exists.

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Fedis, 2008 < > +

New reception area & conference rooms
In collaboration with J. De Four architects

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OFFICE, 1996 +

Lonely external office

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Connecting space, 2000 < > +

Endless space element

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Fabrimetal

Office

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Oyon, 2006 < > +

Oyon's endless extensions allow us to turn our walls into screens on which our fruit and vegetables play the role of pixels.

It offers a way to rediscover the colours of fruit and our creativity.

Finish/material: black, white & transparent polycarbonate

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Oyon 1^er, 2004 +

Oyon's endless extensions allow us to turn our walls into screens on which our fruit and vegetables play the role of pixels.

It offers a way to rediscover the colours of fruit and our creativity.

Material: 2 metres of white cornice pieces of tubing

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Cocofruit, 2004 < > +

• Designed by Michaël Bihain
• Edited by Wildspirit
• Pictures by BIHAIN studio

Cocofruit teaches us how to play with the various weights and shapes of the fruit. You will be delighted to put them into it time and time again.

Finish: Wenge, beech and birch curved plywood

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Be eve, 2006 < > +

Be eve' by way of picture on the wall we have a luxury fruit-holder: Be eve allows us to create our own composition, and the apples remind us the biblical Eve

Finish/material: Steel polished

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Fruikir, 2004 +

Mural storage for everything

Material: Resin

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V. de Terre, 1999 < >

No comment

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CDC & Mimie, 2006 < >

No comment

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Good Sheets, 2006

No comment

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Star, 2006 < > +

The project: Designing a trophy which rewards the exporting firms, means designing and materialising the qualities and pictures useful to develop concerning the foreign market. .. read moreBut it means too being together, having a global strong and perceptible Walloon identity and keeping the respect for his opponents.
Explanation: For that purpose, I have created STAR. A simple, strong and extraordinary dynamic trophy.

• It is a trophy as well as a contemporary sculpture
• The 8 trophies are identical, except for the prize mention inscribed on the upper side.
• They can be piled up to become one (see the picture on the left). Everyone will have the feeling to have been part of a whole, the one of the 2007 Walloon prize-winner firms, and to be part of the same chain.
• The twisted design of the trophy is obtained thanks to two turning on their axis triangles which evoke the openness to the other.
• The trophies can be placed horizontally or vertically.
• The sight in plan subtly evokes the part W of words AWEX /WALLON

Miss Puz, 2005 < > +

Miss puz draws its name from the simplicity of its conception... read more

It is the first carpet obtained from four identical pieces produced from one square metre of felt. Each face has a different colour and the design of the pieces enables it to be placed on both sides. Miss Puz redefines the notion of life on the floor and personalisation of the carpet from one sole element.

Material: Felt & EVA

be light, 2006 +

Be light' with the archetypal profile of lamp with shade, be light is hollow and becomes a luxurious box and new skin for your old lamp. be light also operates autonomously. Finish/material: Steel polished

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be light+, 2006 < > +

Be light' is the beauty of archetypal profile of lamp in simply one sheet of plexiglass. Finish/material: black, white & transparent plexiglass

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The washbassin, 1998 < > +

'Wachbasin' is a table with a curved and eccentric part used as a basin... read more It ritualises the simple gesture of the rinsing of hands and the design of its basin prevents us from an excessive consumption of water.

Finish/material: Varnished plywood birch panels - Stainless steel

Inspired table, 2005 < > +

Project for book inspired - Designed in Brussels

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Comming soon

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CDC, 2006 +

CDC...is an overhead CD holder... read more It takes 22 CDs stored out of sight and well protected. It is held in place by easy to remove self-adhesive strips. Black granite weave 100% polyester fabric, washable. Black and red corded fabric
Project for Impex - Dynamo industrial price - Designed in Brussels

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Mimie, 2006 +

MIMIE...The no mess car tray for people on the move. The tray consists of an inner folding steel frame covered with a layer of neoprene. Opened or Folded up.
Project for Impex - Dynamo industrial price - Designed in Brussels

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Flip-it, 2005 +

Flip it, is a storage for 20 Cd to stick on all support and in all the directions. .. read more They are inserted in the notches and are maintained by the simple pressure of foam EP. It falls apart and this several times reposition.

Finish/material: EP 4500 black, red, gray, yellow, green
Project for Posso - Designed in Brussels

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V.de terre, 2001 < > +

• function .......
• support of food moving
• destination .......
• the blue planet
.. read more
• objectives ......
• to develop the nutritional exchanges for indoor and outdoor
• to split up the good kitchen in rations of survival
• to facilitate the catch in hand of the nutritive support between the space of preparation and the different communication and life spaces by stacking, to discharge the space of preparation at the time of collective snacks and to maintain temperature during displacement
• to gain place on the desk at the time of evenings active, thanks to the light and formatted elements
• to give an opinion: face + ou -
• ... for us, domestic beings

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BIHAIN

Interior & Furniture design

Office_rue rue des Palais 153,
1030 Brussels, Belgium

Workshop_rue Trôleu, 11
4141, Louveigné, Belgium

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info@bihain.com

www.bihain.com

Press can download high resolution material and info : www.bihain.com/press.

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Press can ask anything : press@bihain.com.

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Biography: 

Having trained as a butcher and as a carpenter, Michaël Bihain studied interior design at the St Luc Institute in Liège and at the University of Hull in England.  

He is currently working with companies and distribution firms on developing furniture, jewels and accessories. 

He has set up the BIHAINprod studio in London which deals exclusively with the conception of unique creations for private customers. 

Michaël Bihain also produces some of his products such as ‘OYON’, the first mural fruit basket. 

He currently teaches furniture conception at the St Luc Institute. His works are regularly exposed at exhibitions in Paris, London, Milan and some of his pieces are part of the permanent collection of the Seoul’s Design Museum.

He has been nominated for the ‘Award Design Report’ in Milan 2007, won the ‘Help for creation and innovation’ prize and has been chosen to design the furniture of the British Council in Paris.  

In Michaël Bihain’s world, you can see dancing shelves (Let’s Dance), fruits becoming an integral part of our walls (Oyon), a chair on which you wouldn’t dare sit (Paradise Chair) or even a chair (Mosquito) so alive that you could have a conversation with. 

Michael’s conceptions represent the convergence point between the new ways of life and the collective memory. They are the fulfilment of his desire to design respectable furniture for free individuals. A characteristic element of his research is the obviousness of the lines obtained. 
 

> Human Cities', sustainable urban design, in which participated the bench
'Ondine', has been nominated for the Index Award, Dannemark 2010

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> EDIDA, Elle Deco International Design award 2008

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> Henry van de Velde 'Labels' 2008

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> Walloon Region Design Award 2008

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> The Libri shelf is nominated for the 2008 Swedish Design Award
Swedese

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> 'Libri' has been awarded the Prize for Best New Product 2008 at the Stockholm Furniture Fair, 2008
Swedese

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> Nominated for the Design Brussels Award, BE, 2007

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> Michaël Bihain received the culturel prize « Coup d’éclat », by the 'Collège provincial de Liège', 2007

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> www.Bihain.com has been awarded Web Site Of The Day on TAXI,
july 4th 2007

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> Prize winner of the international Parck Design competition with the bench Ondine, 2007

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> The Mosquito Chair has been nominated for the ‘Award Design Report’ in Milan, 2007

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> Prize winner for the design of the STAR trophy, for the 'Agence Wallone à l'exporation' (AWEX), 2006

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> The product OYON and COCOFRUIT are part of the collections of the Design museum of Seoul, 2006
www.designmade.org

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> Figaro magazine selected the product COCOFRUIT as part of the best design objects, France, 2006
www.lefigaro.fr/...

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> Chosen Favourite by 'Gaëlle Maison',
November 2004

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> Prize 'Aide à la création et innovation', January 2000

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> Prize of the 3rd carpenter of Belgium,
June 1993

• > 2011
• International Milan Furniture Fair Milano, IT
• Belgian is Design, Milano, IT
  
• 6e Triennale de Design «Belgium is Design. Human Centered Design», Grand-Hornu, BE
  
• > 2010
• 22nd edition of INTERIEUR 2010, BE
• Under-Line, solo exhibition, Liege, BE
• Maison & Objet, Paris, FR
• Cîmes à Grè, Alpes, FR
• Istanbul Design Week
• White Hôtel, Bruxelles, BE
• Human Cities, Bruxelles, BE
• Fighting the box, Bruxelles, BE
  
• Design City Luxembourg, LUX
• Bad Habits, Nhow Hotel, Milan, IT
• Hidden Heroes, International Milan Furniture Fair, IT
• Salon Bois Habitat, BE
• Le génie de la matière, Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles, Paris, FR
• Stockholm Furniture Fair, SE
• World Best Design Exchange, Corée, BE
• > 2009
• World Best Design Exchange, Corée, BE
• Premisses, Bruxelles, BE
• Salon Bois Habitat, Belgique
• Secret-Gardens, Courtrai, BE
• White Hôtel, Bruxelles, BE
• Design September Open Doors, Bruxelles, BE
• "Stockholm je t'aime", Gallery pascale, SE
• Interzum, DE
• International Milan Furniture Fair
• SFEER , Gand, BE
• Stockholm Furniture Fair
• > 2008
• Internationale Biennal of Saint-Etienne, FR
• DESIGN VERPAKT , Design Vlaanderen, BE
• Exhibition 'Un village dans la ville, un jardin des objets' , BE
• International Biennale of Liège , BE
• 100% London, UK
• Design September Open Doors, Brussels, BE
  
• International Milan Furniture Fair Milano, IT
• Salon Maison Passion Annecy, FR
• Stockholm Furniture Fair, Stockholm, SE
• Imm Koln, Koln, GE
• > 2007
• Designed in brussels, BE
• Jong designer, Gallery Design Vlaanderen, BE
• Design September, Brussels, BE
  Rediscover the Mosquito chair and other Bihain’s works during the Designer’s Open Doors in Brussels 15-16 September.
  Guest designer: Defact studio presenting the KGP, Kiss Guide Package and other piece of design.

• The New Belgian Design, Waterland Museum, Neederlands
• Mobiliers V, La Chataigneraie, BE
• Decorative arts and design of the 20 and 21 centuries, Pierre Bergè, BE
• Interzum, DE
• Salon Satellite, Milan Furniture Fair, IT

• Blanc de banc, Liege, BE

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• > 2006
• Biennal International Design, Saint-Etienne, France
• Designbrussels, 'stand of the French community', Brussels, BE
• Design made 2006, Seoul, KR

• Parcours de Stylistes, Brussels, BE

• 100% Design, London Furniture Fair, UK

• Addict lab shop, Hasselt, BE
• Exhibitions 'Couleur', Liege, BE

• Maison & objet, now design, Paris, France
• Salon Satellite, Milan Furniture Fair, IT

• Passagen, Cologne, DE, 2005

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• > 2005
• Maison & objet, now design, Paris, France
• Designbrussels, Brussels, BE,

• Bel appétit, Liege, BE
• SIDIM, Montreal, Canada,

• Salon Satellite, Milan Furniture Fair, IT,

• SFEER, Gand, BE,

• Paris Furniture Fair, France,
• Z33, 'living in motion', Hasselt, BE

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• > 2004
• Brussels Furniture Fair 'SQUARE', Brussels, BE

• Design 2004, Liege, BE
• Design for Europe, Courtray, BE
• Exposure of the prizes winner of the Price Young Artists, Brussels, BE
• Fuorisalone, Milan Furniture Fair, IT
• Parcours d'artistes, Brussels, BE
• Paris Furniture Fair, France

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• > 2003
• 100% Design, London Furniture Fair, UK

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• > 2002
• Focus on the Belgian design, Jodoigne, BE
• Salon Bois et Habitat, Liege, BE
• Exhibitions 'A table, design in Wallonia, BE

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• > 2001
• Maison des métiers d'arts de liege, BE

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• > 2000
• Design for Europe, Courtray, BE
• Maison des métiers d'arts de liège, BE
• young creators, S.P.I.+, Liege, BE

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• > 1999
• Maison des métiers d'arts de liège, BE

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• > 1998
• Design for Europe, Courtray, BE
• young creators, S.P.I.+, Liege, BE

• > 2010
• Archilenta, RU
• Luxury Home Quarterly, CH
• le soir/passion design, BE
• Interior Design, US
• Habitar, COL
• El Tiempo, COL
• md, GR
• Nieuwsblad Magazine, BE
• Sabato, BE
• EPN,
• Feeling Wonen, BE
• actiefwonen, BE
• majstor, HR
• WAW Wallonie Magazine, BE
• Gaël Maison, BE
• ICON, UK
• Home Decoration, Chine
• Feeling wonen, BE
• Azure, US
• Home Decoration, CH
• Azure, CA
• Nordisk Interior, SE
• Objets urbains, vivre la ville autrement, FR
• TL, BE
• Trend, BE
• Het Nieuwsblad, BE
• DAMN, BE
• Victoire, BE
• Essential magazine

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• > 2009
• Eigenhuis, NEDL
• Dewi Magazine, IND
• Maison Française, FR
• Mark, Neth
• BE, Be
• De Standaard Magazine, BE
• Binyan Vediur, IS
• Designrepublic,it
• Blueprint, CH
• Israeli Magazin, IS
• Editorial, IT
• Home magazine, FR
• Interni, IT
• elle decoration, US
• Interior Bulletin, UK
• ID, US
• Déco-idées, BE
• ICON, UK
• Gaël Maison, BE
• Elle Decoration, UK
• Elle Décoration, BE
• D caca, BRA
• FUTURE INTERIORS, UK
• Maison Française, FR
• Gaël Maison, BE
• Design International, UK
• Frame Magazine, NL
• Trend Bible, UK
• Miljonair Wonen, NL
• INTERNI, RU
• Gallery magazine, UKR

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• > 2008
• ID+C, CH
• Trend Bible, UK
• write-up japan, JP
• dolce vita,TCH
• Casalux, BE
• Dernière Heure-Lola, FR
• Gaelle, BE
• CASARESART, IT
• Mix Future interiors, AU
• Annabelle, CH
• Avantgarde Magazine, CZ
• md magazine, TU
• Modern Weekly, JP
• Reed Business Information, IT
• Gael Maison, BE
• Select Furniture & Interiors, IR
• dpi magazine, TW
• Gael maison/Feeling Wonen, BE
• Déco-idées, BE
• Architectures à vivre, FR
• Elle Decoration, UK
• map magazine, AU
• NPmagazine, IT
• Maison actuelle, FR
• Feeling Wonen, BE
• Forum AID, SE
• Playboy, SL
• Monocle, UK
• Bargiornale, IT
• Feeling Wonen, BE
• Monocle, GB
• Forum AID, SE
• Casa Claudia, PT
• MD magazine, BG
• Gaël maison, BE
• Bravacasa, IT
• Style Mag, GR
• De dining experience, IT
• Bravacasa magazine, BG
• Gaël maison, BE
• FRAAI magazine
• The Bulletin, BE
• Public design, KO
• Ecofabulous, US
• ARCH, US
• Majstor, HR
• The Bulletin
• Style magazine, US
• plaza koti, FI
• Maison Francaise, TK
• MAX, UK
• MARU, KR
• DESIGN BIMONTHLY, TW
• The Wave Magazine
• maison francaise TK
• RUM, Swedish architectural, SE
• Vivienda y Decoracion, IT
• Kitchens, IT
• Designrepublic, IT
• PLanet Magazine, USA

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• > 2007
• Eigenhuis & interior, NL
• Gaël maison, BE
• trend magazine, BE
• CASARESART, IT
• map magazine, UK
• Azure Magazine, CA
• Catchy, BE
• Het nieuwsblad, BE
• Frame Magazine, NL
• Ottagono, IT
• annabelle, CH
• Deco idée, BE
• NRWZ, DE
• Fengshang Weekly Magazine, CH
• PLanet Magazine, SC
• Extérieurs design magazine, FR
• FRAME, NL
• Agenda, BE
• trend magazine, BE
• nP Magazine, IT
• Flaia, IT
• ABRODE, US
• El Mundo, ESP
• Casaviva México, MX
• modern home, CH
• A vivre, FR
• Wallpaper, UK
• Femina, SW
• InDesign magazine
• egg magazine, CH
• MONITOR magazine, RU
• Eigen Huis & Interieur, NL
• FEMINA, SE
• L'événement, BE
• Wallpaper, UK
• INTERNI, IT
• Estilo Mexico, MEX
• Surface Magazine, US
• All great Design 2006, TH
• 101 Livingideas, NL
• Icon Magazine, UK
• Kontrast, SL
• Ambientes, DE
• Tribune, BE
• Knack Weekend, BE
• Le Soir, BE
• Victoire, BE
• Add Lib, UK
• Select Magazine, IR
• Codigo 06140, PT
• Bravacasa, BG
• Casamica-Corriere della Sera, IT
• Surface Magazine, USA
• Vimagazino, GR
• Feeling Wonen/Gael Maison, BE
• IYD, IND
• young designers section, BU
• Egg Magazine, CH
• The Home, CH
• MAX Ukraine, UK
• Dezeen, UK
• Wohn!Design, GR
• Icon Magazine, UK
• Frame Mag, May, HO
• Rooi Rose Magazine, SA
• Evening Standard, April, UK
• Design magazine Yanko Design, JP
• ELLE Decoration, April, BE
• The Home Magazine, BG
• Hicomm, BG
• Hi-fi, BG
• Calimero, April, SE
• La Mia Casa, March n°200, p.17, IT
• Prestige House, February n°1, p. 24, PL
• Taburet magazine, RU
• Interior+Design magazine, RU
• Standard, UK
• Cosmopolitan, CN
• Corriere della sera, IT

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• > 2006
• Wallpaper, UK
• Eccelso, France
• Public Art, November, 002, p.22, KR
• MARU, November, vol 56, p.35, KR
• ARTE news, September, BE
• Le jour, September, BE
• Interior world, vol52, p.190-193, KR
• Le jour, June, BE
• Décor, BE-NL
• Textile magazine, October, BE
• Designmade2006, KR
• Déco idées, BE
• Feeling Wonen, BE
• View Point, UK
• House and Garden, UK
• Architects' Journal, UK
• Casa D, IT
• SN magazine, Spirit, BE
• Spirit, BE
• DDN, IT
• Ambient, SI
• Elle Interior, NO
• View Point, UK
• La Mia Casa, IT
• Vogue Women, FR
• Figaro, France
• CarPlus Magazine, CN
• CasaInternational, CN
• Glamour, IT
• Casainternational, CN
• Ark magazine, RU

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• > 2005
• Young European Designers, p. 70 to 73, daab editions
• Villas, n°70, BE
• Plus Design, KR
• Elle Decor, IT
• Home&Style, DE
• PI magazine, BE
• Weekend Knack, BE
• Raum and Wohmen, DE
• Wall paper, UK

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• > 2004
• Apple Daily Limited, CN
• Textile Magazine, november, BE
• BOX, IT
• Gaëlle Maison, october, BE
• Le Vif l'express, october, BE
• Déco idées, january, BE
• Je vais construire, BE

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• > 2003
• Hogares magazine, ES
• Dobre Wnetrze, PL
• Art+décor, TC
• B+L, Sweden
• Country Homes, TC
• Dwell Magazine, US
• Forma interiors, IE

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• > 2002
• La Meuse, BE
• Le Jour, BE

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• > 2001
• Prov-liege, BE
• Publi-Hebdo, BE
• Le Vif l'express, BE

• > Bookshelf book, Edition Thames & Hudson, GB
• > Best of Belgium vol 1, BE
• > New Furniture, Edition Artpower, CH
• > « Objets urbains, vivre la ville autrement », Edition ICI Interface, FR
• > Versus and craft books, ES
• > Tools for Living, edition Fiell, UK
• > Desire, edition Gestalten, UK
• > Plastic, Edition Christian Campos, ES, 2008
• > Belgium news architecure 4, Edition Prisme, 2007
• > Parck Design / Innovative Urban Furniture for parks, Edition Stichting Kunstboek, Promateria & Bruxelles Environement, 2007
• > Young European Designers, p. 70 to 73, daab editions