Contemporary Fracé wood Formed in Touch cabinet by Benoit Viaene

Benoit Viaene is originally from Kortrijk and now works and lives in Ghent. He is a graduated Architect of the Henry Van de Velde Institute in Antwerp and has over 15 years of experi...

Benoit Viaene is originally from Kortrijk and now works and lives in Ghent. He is a graduated Architect of the Henry Van de Velde Institute in Antwerp and has over 15 years of experi...

Intuitive Archaisme is a collection of furniture whose design and manufacturing process is based on the primitive instinct of assembling shapes to create a structure. The wood is wor...

French Artist, Designer, and Creative Director Arthur Vallin hold a master’s degree in Art Direction from the prestigious design academy Penninghen located in Paris, France. In 2010 he moved to New York and joined Harley & Company as a partner to develop and lead their creative team. He extended the design studio’s capabilities, creating award-winning projects ranging from immersive experiences, set design, digital innova- tion, global campaigns, and more. The studio is now well recognized in the creative field and has won numerous accolades including Cannes Lions, Clio Awards...

The Timujin credenza eloquently speaks of a quiet elegance, its surface showcasing a complex interplay of light and shadow, creating a striking contrast to the chaotic world that lie...

‘Dekolte’ is a simple yet elegant product that responds to your needs in your living spaces. Side surface of Dekolte, reveals its beauty with the glossy patterned finish like a radia...

Awa Kōpaka means glacier in te reo Māori. The Awa Kōpaka credenza was inspired by our observations of the organic forms of the glaciers on the West Coast of New Zealand. The credenza was designed by Richard Simpson during a three-day road trip down the West Coast, as we explored the Franz Josef & Fox Glaciers. Standing at the face of the glaciers we could see this enormous fissure of ice and we could hear it cracking & moving. You could see where it was carved out and the beautiful organic forms on the ice itself. Awa Kōpaka is expressing that form into a functional cabinet. It is a narrative about the movement of ice and how it continues to shape the landscape of New Zealand. The credenza is made from a matai tree rescued from a river on the West Coast of the South Island, New Zealand. This sustainable timber...

This sideboard by Jacques Jarrige features sliding doors adorned with a sculptural relief that evokes the gentle, meandering flow of a river. Carved in rhythmic, fluid lines, the sur...