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Designed by Arde Design Studio
Like the undulating lines of coastal nature?simultaneously static yet softy organic?the Shore family embodies fleeting moments in its sweeping design. Crafted by designer Joel Fj?llstr?m, this upholstered series features a 2- and 3-seater sofa and an armchair, marking a significant chapter as his debut venture from his own creative atelier. The Shore Sofa beckons one’s eye to wander with the subtle curvature of its backrest echoing the movement of a wave, culminating in a seamless convergence that creates a harmonious whole. Carefully attended to angles, depths, and curves, the sofa moulds around the body, establishing a sanctuary of individuality. With continuous upholstery flowing to the floor, its organic design seamlessly melds with the room.
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$2,080.00
$9,230.00
$3,070.00
Just like the original Covent Chair, the Covent Love Seater and Covent Bar Stool expertly balance the elements of soft and hard. The unique asymmetrical frame extends – both out and up, to bring new meaning to the series. While the Love Seater creates a warm cocoon for two, the Bar Stool focuses on lines […]
$920.00
The Kashmir collection is an exercise in the essential and makes its statement at a low volume. The steel frame of the Kashmir Barstool calls to mind the simplicity of iconic Modernist furniture design, offset by a tailored back-rest, where the circular stitching detail gives the piece a subtle sense of modern craftsmanship. Offering a […]
$1,260.00
Uccio is a rigorous and essential aluminum stool, like a sculpture it becomes a functional object for daily use.
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This high stool without a backrest is decorated with eight manually bent beech leg joints, which are the distinctive feature of its classical look. The seat can be enhanced with decorative studs.
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.