:: hop ::

Hitman. Investment cast titanium and rubber. Multi tool. A hammer for domestic use which incorporates a multi head screwdriver within the handle. Bombay Sapphire Design Award finalist 2010.

Bondi Chair. Plant fibre and resin shell, wool upholstery and steel base. Bombay Sapphire Design Award finalist 2007.

R&D Dept range. Launched at Designex 2002. Exhibited at Object Galleries Sydney, Idee Store Tokyo and Saint Etienne Design Biennale.

Bella. Stainless steel, wood and rubber. Mortar and pestle which also combine as a dinner bell. The angle of use can be adjusted on the mortar.

Panda Chair. CNC routed bamboo.

TOD. Developed for the RMIT project Tyranny of Distance. Objects for the table produced using rapid prototyping techniques. Exhibited at Tokyo Design Week 2004. Saint Etienne Design Biennale, France. Object Galleries Sydney. Bombay Sapphire Design Award finalist 2005.

Kyusu. Stainless steel, ceramic and silicone. Japanese style tea pot and double walled cup. Exhibited at Tokyo Design Week 2004. Saint Etienne Design Biennale, France. Object Galleries Sydney. Bombay Sapphire Design Award finalist 2005.

Coaster. Recycled PET. Concept electric/fuel cell moped. Somewhere between Tron and a 1930s Indian motorcycle.

Wave. Rotomoulded polyethylene. Domestic rainwater storage tank.

Back pack vacuum cleaner. Designed for manufacture. Lighter, quieter and user friendly.

MK1 Oarlock. Glass reinforced nylon and elastomer. Elite racing oarlock has helped win gold medals at the Olympic and World Championships, and Cambridge beat Oxford in "The Boat Race".

Hop has designed products that have been manufactured in the thousands, if not millions. As well as those that for whatever reason, never saw the light of day.