Sarah Roseman and Barry Llewellyn are designers from Canada and Ireland respectively who are both based in The Netherlands. They met at the Design Academy Eindhoven where their passions for thought provoking objects combined to create collaborative works in addition to their own practices. Creating present day works from a speculative but probably context of resource depletion such as Fluid Furniture raises questions in a tangible but playful way. They want to allow people to think about these ideas through materiality.

Lalalamp was made through a process of transforming foam from curbside couches into rope using a custom twining technique. It is part Fluid Furniture, a series of pieces that aims to slow down the speed of consumption, celebrates the beauty of used material and contributes to the rebirth of craftsmanship.