Alexander Lamont
British designer Alexander Lamont has always been interested in enigmatic textures, forms, and materials; ‘surfaces that call out to be touched. The journey to make such furniture, lighting, and objects in the 21st century - requiring time and hard-won skills for each piece - took him to Thailand where he has built celebrated workshops. Alexander Lamont makes collections of furniture, lighting, objects, and wall panels with unexpected natural materials and refined hand techniques that have been used for centuries in Europe and Asia. Our minimal, organic and tailored designs show a contemporary reverence for rituals of craftsmanship and the energy that human skills impart into every piece.
Galeria by Antonio da Motta is an architectural...
Woven copper lanterns based on cock-fighting ba...
A group of five bronze candleholders inspired b...
A powerful uplight; translucent carved stone ma...
Cast bronze boxes seemingly bound tightly. Fini...
Sculptural forms cast from the architecture of ...
A glowing evening sun shimmers. Hewn legs cast ...
An elemental form is rendered in striking textu...
The text of a wonderful poem by WH Auden, 'The ...
An African Violet was the inspiration for this ...
Overlapping fronds of patinated bronze intercon...
Gold light pours out from behind a totemic blac...
Inspired by modernist Brasilian architecture, t...
Three panel screen framed in solid patinated br...
A shield of bronze that mirrors the marquis dia...
A toad signifies the call to return or come hom...
