Baudraz designed two different mobiles, Beans and Suspension, that hang from the ceiling. Each is made from two separate elements that balance on each other rather than being fixed together. ‘The idea was to bring nature inside and change the way we look at interior space,’ she explains. Meanwhile, Culbuto was initially intended to sit on a desk and wobble when pushed. Her final product, Anemone, is the most obviously tactile: a wall-mounted piece that uses layers of cherry veneer shaped like an elongated ‘U’. ‘The layers are so thin they can bend,’ she says. The idea is people brush them as they walk past and they simply ping back into place.