Horizon Herik Sofa by Arik Levy

An amazing statement-making addition to a modern living room or office, this sofa features a life-like prickly patch of cacti, where sitting on thorns becomes playful and ironic. Thi...

This refined sofa combines a geometrically clear and solid plywood frame with soft black leather upholstery in a silhouette that exudes timeless elegance. Inspired by mid-century des...

Inspired by mid-century designs and marked by a compact silhouette, this sophisticated two-seat sofa is part of the Undersized Collection designed by Maison Margiela. The plywood fra...

Both a decorative piece and a functional vessel to display long-stemmed flowers and branches, this ceramic vase is part of a limited edition series of 99 pieces designed by Arik Levy George as part of the Tribe Collection. Turned on a lathe using...

Lot of 10 “Tina” model swivel chairs by Arik Levy for Softline, 1979 and made in Italy. White lacquered metal tulip legs and seat in molded polycarbonate. Ra...

Two-seat button tufted sofa by Levy Carlson’s Möbelafärr from circa 1952. Reupholstered in slightly shiny light beige/grey velvet. Lightly curved back. Legs made of stained beech.

This is a 'Forest' Bar Stool, initially designed by Arik Levy for Bernhardt Design in 2011. These examples date to 2019. The listed price includes one bar stool, and we have thirteen...

Sofa « Horizon » in Ash-Olive wood. The sofa Integrate at itch end a large armrest. The legs are Metal silver lacquered . This piece is entirely made in France and manufactured in an artisanal way, in which every step of the process is carefully executed. This buffet can be made to any size. We can send you a sample of the woods. We propose a large selection of fabrics from Pierre Frey Paris, You can also supply us your reference of fabrics. Aymeric Lefort (b. France 1971) Lefort's decision to become a designer was inspired by the furniture of Jean Royere in his family home in France. After finishing his studies in cabinet making at the renowned Institut de St Luc in Tournai, where he specialised in design, he went on to complete his training in the workshops of cabinet makers, interior decorators, and upholsterers in Brussels where he was motivated by his desire to learn new techniques in the decorative arts. These apprenticeships gave him a thorough grounding and an enviable technical knowledge in the art of cabinetmaking; this, combined with his commitment to the highest levels of craftsmanship which Lefort brings to his contemporary designs, continues a long tradition of French cabinetry...