COLLECTIBLE DESIGN
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Meet the designers and hear their stories to learn more about how they think design is shaping our lives.
Mark Mitchell
The Breeze Sofa has been designed by Mark Mitchell as a decidedly fluffy, cloud-like furniture piece for those seeking out a decorative yet functional solution for the home. The sofa is characterized by its puffy design that appears to combine oblong-shaped components into one single seating solution. The couch maintains a floating design that sits just above the carpet-like base and is suspended on one side to give it an unexpected form that's ready to support a single sitter. It takes an artistic interpretation of an everyday object and takes a wondrous approach to living room furniture design. The sofa, while artistic in nature, would still provide a comfortable spot to sit that mimics the feeling of relaxing in a cloud. And then there are the artistic interpretations of those everyday objects, like crumpled paper or fluffy clouds. The Suspended Sofa is like a little bit of both, but it also provokes the mind to make a suspension of belief that you won’t fall down on this cozy seat.
Christopher Boots
Meteors slash through the sky, dazzling all who witness their strangeness. It is this primal, cosmic energy that is captured in METEOR. METEOR implements a delicate hand-picked selection of gradations of natural smoky quartz and natural clear quartz, conveying the dynamism and movement of cosmic matter plummeting to Earth. Warm light emanates through the naturally uncut crystals, providing a dramatic glow through dimmable LED technology.
Apparatus
Using a strict arrangement of semi-precious stones, Talisman 14 Pendant Light by Gabriel Hendifar for Apparatus recalls the fine details found on statues in the ancient city of Persepolis. Agate, jasper, or jade beads are pierced by finely fluted pins, affixing them to a leather-bound brass structure. The finish is different than the actual product finish.
Draga & Aurel
A superb and inimitable showcase of craftsmanship, this unique coffee table is part of the Transparency Matters Collection. Entirely crafted by hand through the casting techniques of both resin and brass, it is composed of a one-of-a-kind resin top boasting a polished emerald green tone that results from a unique combination of three layers of mold. The finished piece looks like a precious gem. The elegant column-style base is a cylinder made of brass enriched by a natural golden finish. Also available in other colors and measures, any variation in the top is not to be considered a flaw but a stylistic choice of the designer. Materials: Cast resin in olive color and Solid brass
Apparatus
A robust study of material evokes the grace and strength of its equine contributor. Wefts of horsehair are combined with brass and etched glass, implying a structural weight-bearing function for the coarse hair.
Apparatus
The slip-cast porcelain forms of the lantern series float along a rigid brass structure. Their glow is punctuated by finely incised fluting, connecting to the essential element of historical lanterns – light passing through a delicate protective form. Repeating spheres act as a counterpoint to the sizeable shades. A dimmer ball sits on the base.
Man of Parts
Bond Street, designed by Yabu Pushelberg, is an iconic fashion and fine art destination, that reflects the dual personalities of London. On one side, it has elegance, polish, and formality, and on the other, it has the swinging embrace of eccentricity and a modern sensibility. The Bond Street stool by Yabu Pushelberg has a dual personality with a structured architectural form that comes alive in daring fabrics.
Man of Parts
Darling Point Console, designed by Yabu Pushelberg. Darling Point Road curves its way through Sydney’s Eastern Bay and is home to some of the city's most impressive residences and vistas. Yabu Pushelberg’s design for the Darling Point console has curves and lithe lines that match the sporting spirit of Australia
Man of Parts
Darling Point Desk, designed by Yabu Pushelberg. Darling Point Road curves its way through Sydney’s Eastern Bay and is home to some of the city's most impressive residences and vistas. Yabu Pushelberg’s design for the Darling Point Desk has curves and lithe lines that match the sporting spirit of Australia
Man of Parts
Fleet Street, designed by Yabu Pushelberg, cuts a line through the City of London. Famous for being the traditional home to the sharp tongues of the British Press and the sharp blade of the infamous barber fictionalized by Charles Dickens. Yabu Pushelberg have cut the Fleet Street lounge chair with sharp lines in keeping with the street.
Man of Parts
Gin Lane, designed by Yabu Pushelberg. A signature address in The Hamptons, the “gin” in Gin Lane does not actually imply an alcoholic spirit but an old English term for grazing area. While Yabu Pushelberg’s design is intended to support libation it also reflects the simplicity and restrained demeanor of the original residents; New York’s hard-working professional class who made it an escape long before the image of luxury and indulgence it is now known for.
Man of Parts
Granville Bridge Armchair, designed by Sebastian Herkner. Towering above Granville Island – Vancouver’s beloved artistic and cultural hub – the cantilevered Granville Street Bridge runs through the heart of the city into the buzzing downtown core’s entertainment district. The soft upholstery of Sebastian Herkner’s Granville Bridge Chair reflects the serene grey skies of Vancouver while the hardwood structure imitates the suspension bridge itself with its supportive bent plywood back.
Man of Parts
Granville Bridge Sidechair, designed by Sebastian Herkner. Towering above Granville Island – Vancouver’s beloved artistic and cultural hub – the cantilevered Granville Street Bridge runs through the heart of the city into the buzzing downtown core’s entertainment district. The soft upholstery of Sebastian Herkner’s Granville Bridge Chair reflects the serene grey skies of Vancouver while the hardwood structure imitates the suspension bridge itself with its supportive bent plywood back.
Man of Parts
Jinbao Street, designed by Yabu Pushelberg, is a forward-looking design named for a design-forward nation. Jinbao Street is Beijing’s highest high-street with the world’s finest boutiques. The spirit of inventive architecture that is defining modern China is both minimal and bold at the same time and has captured the world’s attention.
Man of Parts
Henley Street, designed by Yabu Pushelberg. Henley Street in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England is where the 16th-century half-timbered house that William Shakespeare lived in resides. Shakespeare’s father was a glove maker and wool dealer and the family house was divided in two parts to allow him to receive clients at home. The Henley Street paravant by Yabu Pushelberg allows you to define spaces by design with a solid wood frame.
Man of Parts
Lombard Street, designed by Yabu Pushelberg, is famous for a steep, one-block section with eight hairpin turns in San Francisco’s Russian Hill and was designed to help residents descend the hill gracefully. The Lombard Street club chair by Yabu Pushelberg references the beautifully structured curves and formality of the street, providing both comfort and poise for those who sit.
