Nelson Chow
Raised in Hong Kong and Canada, Nelson is a New York State licensed architect. He received his Master of Architecture from The University of Waterloo (Canada) in 2004. His highly inventive and sophisticated work with his finger on the pulse of commercial design has caught the attention of major media outlets around the world, including Wallpaper *, Dezeen and ArchDaily. Discover his selection of products!
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GINGA LEATHER ARMCHAIR
DUISTT
Ginga is the swaying movement of Brazilian martial art, Capoeira. It is characterized by a flowing movement from one side to the other, and that is what ginga armchair conveys. A design defined by its free-flowing, rhythmic and graceful style. A strong and curvy oak structure with an open natural wood grain. -
GINGA ARMCHAIR
DUISTT
Ginga is the swaying movement of Brazilian martial art, Capoeira. It is characterized by a flowing movement from one side to the other, and that is what ginga armchair conveys. A design defined by its free-flowing, rhythmic and graceful style. A strong and curvy oak structure with an open natural wood grain. -
SHADOW – TABLE LAMP
SQUARE IN CIRCLE STUDIO
This table lamp was inspired by the Laszlo Moholy-Nagy painting Segments, in which the artist explores the way to represent light and shadows in the form of semi-circles. The lamp's cylindrical base bears a brushed grey metal finish with a semicircular element attached to the top. One side of the semi-circle is crafted from brushed brass, the other from frosted glass. -
ARCHÈ
IMPERFETTOLAB
Strong, solid legs with clear geometries support the circular harmony of the deep seat. The result is an armchair with a design that is both futuristic and primitive. An evocative shape like a metaphor, enriching in and outdoors with its symbolic beauty. Design by Verter Turroni -
La Toile Center Table
MALABAR
Not reflecting any explicit object from reality, abstract art evokes emotions from viewers through the use of colors, lines, and shapes. So benefit from the Malabar designers' ability to mix different colors and textures to create a creative composition, this unmissable art-filled center table was conceived. Playful as artistic, living between the design and the art world, viewed from the top, this future classic center table looks like a real abstract hand-painting. -
Trink
KANN
With the Trink bar cart, the two designers Karl Chucri and Rami Boushdid of Studio Caramel offer an exceptional piece where black steel cuts across and structures the wooden frame (teak or walnut, depending on the version). The distinctive feature of this furniture piece, made for convivial moments, is the play on the modern aesthetic of the early 20th century with a touch of contemporaneity.
