Designed by Sebastian Herkner
The Mate tables by award-winning German designer Sebastian Herkner are created with the idea of becoming a companion in the daily life of its user, akin other objects that serve an inherent purpose in the everyday.
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Named after the inventor Margarete Steiff from Germany who invented the Teddy bear. The designer wanted to design a cozy armchair and character by playing with softness and proportions. This armchair is a cozy hub. The refine metal base highlights a soft upholstery with its smooth shapes and an iconic and unique upholstered back leg […]
Notch chair blends traditional craftsmanship with modern design to celebrate the concept ?less is more?. The curve solid wood backrest offers a graceful profile conveying elegance with refine details.
The name Limea is based on a type of shell. The idea of this design is to have a nicely upholstered shell elevated by a wooden structure. The shell upholstery is clean and precise, while the seat is soft and comfortable.
$590
The Sillon series of round mirrors, designed by Sebastian Herkner for &Tradition, takes its cue from the French Art Deco movement. Named after the French word for ?groove,? the Sillon series of mirrors is punctuated with a corrugated frame that contrasts beautifully with the smooth, reflective glass. Hang at different heights, alone or in decorative […]
The Clessidra mirror, with its soft lines and its sanded frame, can be positioned with different orientations. It assumes a new functional feature in the table and free-standing versions. Because it is not possible to stop time, but choosing how to look into the mirror while time passes by is.
$790
Named after the Betty Nansen theatre in Copenhagen, this stackable chair is a true evergreen design.
Denver Up adds to the wide mirrored surface that is raised from the frame, the magic of the light spreading out directly from its perimeter and creating a very particular effect: both in horizontal and vertical version.
$980
J?rgen Kastholm (1931-2007) and Preben Juhl Fabricius (1931-1984) were driven by a mutual mission to make form a pure derivative of function. Both were architects, graduating from the Danish School of Interior Design where they studied under Finn Juhl and subsequently with Arne Jacobsen. The P376 pendant lamp is a perfect example of Kastholm & […]