Brushed ebony nettlewood frames a textural inlay of natural cane, for perfect contrast. Neutral linen-blend seating of high-performance fabric for modern sensibility. The best way to |
The finest, hand-aged top-grain leather in sleek, black curves with the glint of gold nailheads down the back. The best way to describe Four Hand's design process is relentless. We tinker. |
The extreme simplicity of the components is a testament to form following function, whilst maintaining a humorous silhouette and a reductionist aesthetic. Quite a balancing act! Tom |
The leather stitched seat is inspired by traditional craft practices in North India, particularly saddle making. The Shell family is attempting to revitalize this skilled trade by providing |
The chair is designed with careful attention to detail making it an exceptionally comfortable and a long-lasting piece of furniture, shaped to fit the human body. Features The wide |
Their mission is to use all their senses to design objects that look simple and offer a reflection of the love that is put into the design and details for a lot of years to come. You |
It has been a MENU bestseller ever since it was introduced in 2012. It was designed by Afteroom, a design studio located in Stockholm that consists of emerging star designers Chen-Yen |
A bronzed iron base strikes a spare, geo-inspired shape to support a top of smoked saman, bringing an intriguing contrast of texture and trend to the dining table. The best way to describe |
Four, magentic closure doors with streamlined iron handles, set on a plinth base. The best way to describe Four Hand's design process is relentless. We tinker. |
Beautiful graining marks simple, cross-shaped trestles and table top. The best way to describe Four Hand's design process is relentless. We tinker. |
Slender legs of bronzed iron support an ash-finished frame as resin highlights woods' natural graining. Iron detailing for edgy contrast. The best way to describe Four Hand's design |
Slender legs of bronzed iron support an espresso-finished ash frame as resin fills woods' natural graining. Pattern and depth of resin lowlights and highlights vary from piece to piece, |
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