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Designed by Pearson Lloyd
Inspired by the human iris, the poetic tables combine color, geometry, and reflection. Back-painted glass and graphic lines create layered depth and visual rhythm. They are functional pieces that straddle the boundary between art and design.
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$1,940.00
Coming from the Iris family, the vertical color bands and clean edges create rhythm, depth, and warmth?ideal for entryways, bedrooms, and dressing rooms.
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Pearson Lloyd’s London studio has created a project that intends to translate the immateriality of space into a physical fun shifting, fascinating and temporary reality. “Nebula “includes a series of separating flat elements, two-dimensional and graphic, but also architectural, three-dimensional and plastic ones. “Nebula” borders and divides, but at the same time connects and gives […]
Part of the Iris series, this mirror comes with an integrated shelf, blending color, light, and structure for both function and visual impact.
Orra is a sculptural seating collection that blends comfort and spatial clarity. With its flowing curves and varied back heights, Orra supports multiple seating postures while subtly shaping its surroundings. Designed to feel unified from every angle, it offers comfort without visual bulk?ideal for hospitality, workplace, or home settings.
Jorge Pensi has designed the collection LUND looking for a universe clear, honest and full of essential elegance. A collection which consists of elegant armchairs and sofas that are available with two types of arms and two versions of upholstered bodies. The first combines the upholstery with an enveloping wooden frame in natural oak and […]
Characterised by the round corner table legs, which create a beautiful silhouette in a balanced interaction with the harmonious proportions of the table top. The pure, minimalist, geometric lines characterize the new dining table Annett showcasing refinement and outstanding craftsmanship. With its timeless elegance, it can be ideally integrated into a wide variety of interior […]
Kabu, curve in Japanese. With this name, I stress the conceptual process of the collection design. The light structure is dressed up with a technical fabric that becomes skin and wrap. The curvature generated as a result of the fabric tension on the structure highlights the desire for a lightweight, upholstered frame.
Bufa takes its name from the balloons, the concept starts from designing a sofa with a large soft body where you can relax and unwind at home. It is the starting point of an organic design with big volumes, but at the same time, light due to the round and fluid shapes.