23.05.2013
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IKEA hack
BLÖCKSTÄR
Designer: Alan D. Joseph
Alan D. Joseph searched for a basic IKEA shape that he could use in all sorts of ways. Just like IKEA does with LACK, a whole…
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past project:Amsterdam, Platform21
Platform21 = Hacking IKEA
All IKEA hackers unite!
Who wanted to know what else a LAMPAN could be besides a lamp or how the PRODUKT milk-frother could also be used for other purposes,…
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IKEA hack
SOLO
Designer: Sander van Bussel
SOLO provides a glimpse into the private lives of omnipresent IKEA products. The hyper-impersonal IKEA bed becomes the place…
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Hack-your-IKEA contest
Spotlight on entries
We have received nearly a hundred national and international entries to the contest. All from enthusiastic hackers that each in…
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concept car
Soap Box Racer
Life size young boy's dream
As its name implies, this car by Marijn van der Pol is partly inspired by a soapbox. It is the realisation of a young boy’s…
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IKEA hack
Flatpack re-arranged
Designer: Kieren Jones
Kieren Jones used IKEA’s best selling products, the POANG chair and BUMERANG clothes hangers, to create new products such as a…
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IKEA hack
GYNEA
Designer: Sander van Bussel
GYNEA provides a glimpse into the private lives of omnipresent IKEA products. The hyper-impersonal IKEA chair becomes the place…
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live hacking
Beauty, Play and Protection
What can YOU do with 100 IKEA Family umbrella's?
Eric Von Robertson is one of the artists which Platform21 invited to make an IKEA hack. He made a mutifunctional object from IKEA…
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IKEA hack
IKEA Love Toy
Designer: Mark Hoekstra
IKEA is the perfect family shopping paradise, but as Mark Hoekstra strolled through his hometown IKEA, something bothered him.…
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report
Hacking Reality by Scott Burnham
On how influences from the virtual world manifest themselves on the street.
Here you read what writer and curator Scott Burnham presented during Club Real #2: his own take on the theme ‘Checking Reality’…
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concept car
Bugiman
Surfing down the dunes
Ehsan Moghaddampour designed Bugiman for a future in which driving is totally computer-controlled, leaving drivers merely bored…