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Designed by Frank Chou
The Cuddle armchair draws inspiration from the oversized puffy down jacket, incorporating a meticulous piece-by-piece sewing technique. Thoughtfully crafted with channel quilting, memory foam, and down feather filling, it ensures a supremely comfortable seating experience, perfectly suited for a relaxed, laid-back lifestyle in contemporary living.
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The simplicity, cozy and carefree style of VELD sofa is derived from a harmony of careful details and smooth lines. The sofa offers a fashionable look and relaxing modern experience with its unique details and grand space concept.
The CUBE armchair, with its block-like form and absence of curved lines, embodies the Bauhaus movement’s core principles of simplicity and geometric design. This chair achieves a perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality. Its swivel base enhances practicality, offering smooth rotation, making CUBE an ideal choice for both residential and office environments.
$3,950.00
The Knot bed features classic check-inspired patterns, accented by vibrant, intersecting lines that bring a sense of freshness and rhythm to the design. As the bedroom evolves into a space for both intimacy and social interaction, the furniture selection must reflect the individuality and laid-back style of modern youth. The Knot bed’s innovative design, with […]
Yaya supports the sitter with its subtle V angle on the seat and back following the body shapes while seating or leaning. As comfortable as it is stylish, YAYA adds a whimsical, playful twist to any room.
The 7 Pillows armchair is in solid beech wood, available in natural or painted, complete with 7 feather pillows with removable cover. This project was born with the desire to create a chair that tells how it is made, highlighting thecrafts, visible in the completely open structure, and communicating the simplicity with which it is […]
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.