Designed by Simon James
The Isabella Chair is an exercise in the play-off of proportions. Its ultra-slim three-legged steel base provides robust support and acts as a deliberate variant against the gracefully rounded tailored back and plump softness of the seating cushion.
An occasional or statement piece with a refined modern look, which gives the user a generous space in which to sit and relax.
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$3,180
The Felix Swivel Chair is a comfortable wrap-around armchair, with soft upholstered lines welcoming the user into a relaxed sitting posture and the flexibility of movement in a working space. With the upholstered seat available in a range of materials and colours, Felix?s die-cast aluminium base provides a bold contrast, creating a versatile chair that […]
$3,540
The Kashmir collection is an exercise in the essential and makes a statement that?s more of a whisper than a shout. The steel frame of the Kashmir Chair calls to mind the simplicity of iconic Modernist furniture design, offset by a tailored back-rest, where the circular stitching detail brings in a subtle element of modern […]
$1,290
It’s lightweight appearance is tempered by the robustness of steel footrests, making this a solid and dependable option to compliment most bench tops.
$1,440
$3,680
The Offset Bench is a bold and heavy duty furniture piece, which displays the beauty of solid oak in generous proportions. Each Offset leg attaches via an off-centre threaded connector, which enables the legs to locate themselves in an individualised and adjustable position.
$2,170
The Bloom Floor Lamp’s superelliptical shade form is inspired by the gentle dynamic flow of paper lanterns. Its glorious lit effect is the result of transparency and light. Two contrasting materials ??? a finely perforated mesh core and frosted blown glass, combine to project a soft focus texture onto the inside of the shade. Combined […]
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This project is born from the wish to recover rattan as a fine material and reclaim Spain?s rich craftsmanship tradition. Oscar Tusquets tries to give a new look to an ancient technique replacing the brackets and bonds traditionally used as connecting elements by the twinning of one cane to the next.