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The night exhibition of Abdulkadir Bayazit. Industrial design across consumer electronics, furniture, and light.
A desk that rearranges itself
Adapt is an adjustable desktop space built from transparent magnetic modules, shaped around how you work and study.
Light, counterweighted
A task light built to test mechanical balance, almost a working scale.
Two motions, one pass
Clover vacuums and mops at once, pushing and pulling in a single dual action pass.
Mobility, redesigned around care
A wheelchair concept shaped for the person in it and the people beside it.
A garden that manages itself
Three modules, one system: the light, the pot, and a smart water valve.
The archive
six further studies
About the designer
Consumer electronics and furniture
Abdulkadir Bayazit is an industrial designer working across consumer electronics and furniture, with an MFA from Parsons School of Design in New York and a lecturing post at Istanbul Medipol University.
His work aims for objects that are functional and honest at the same time: products people understand at first glance and keep for years.
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