The two Danish architecture students Anne Nørbjerg og Sanne Kyed Jeppesen noticed that urban balconies usually have either a café table or a drying rack, but rarely both, so they invented Dryunder, a space-saving piece of furniture that can be used as both a table and a drying rack for clothes.
The Danish duo consider themselves design architects:
“Our biggest inspiration is derived from our everyday life by questioning the objects around us, and the surroundings we find ourselves in. We translate our daily observations to designs that shall be of functional and aesthetic value. The design principle is “back to basics”, with a twist, which enables the user to add personality in relation to the space it’s put into, and trends of the future.”
