The user: The modern, nomadic apartment dweller.
The problem: Limited kitchen counter and cabinet space.
The solution: Clever products that make smart use of limited room.

Made from an exciting new recycled material, the Greens are a premium line of kitchen goods. Gaining high retailer demand and a major award nomination before they were even available, these hand-tools have exceeded all expectations.

With a nod to Frank Gehry’s Easy Edges furniture, these dining chairs elegantly highlight both the strength and beauty of corrugated cardboard.

Inspired by an airplane fuselage, this halogen lamp is assembled from 15 parts in a tab-and-slot fashion; the entire structure is held together with only 2 screws.

Guiding group concept generation is a tricky business, requiring the lead to give direction without crushing ideas.

These products are part of a line of over 30 tools that put some fun into cooking. The products’ playful natures belie a strong focus on ergonomics and function.

Who thinks cardstock boxes layered in garish graphics and hygienic phrases is a sexy thing to leave on your nightstand? Definitely not ONE Condoms, so they brought us in to design a sleek, clean package that a modern boy or girl of today won’t mind keeping around.

This piece of portable laboratory equipment uses X-ray spectroscopy to safely analyze material samples in the field. Launched in 2007, it received the 2007 Gold Award at the IBO Industrial Design Awards

Show us a designer wouldn’t be psyched to develop shelving made from cardboard, and we will show you a boring wiener-kid.

Nerve Action’s first self-released project, this sexy side table was created for the nomadic lifestyle of modern apartment dwellers: it packs flat, but is dead-simple to assemble:

Step 1: Insert rod. Step 2: Tighten nut.