Consider These Unique Lounge Chairs For Your Next Renovation.
Discover a collection of versatile lounge seating options that embody a neutral and abstract design, fitting seamlessly into various spaces for your renovation considerations.
Chair I unites the fluid lines of SBT's personal sculptural work and the organic architecture that informs it, while feeling monolithic and carved out-of-a-whole. The piece is fully functional, weight bearing, and wraps comfortably around the sitter. Chair I is the first piece of collectible ceramic furniture in a developing line that will be debuted in 2022.
Know for his surrealist paintings, Salvador Dalí was one of the most controversial and paradoxical artists of the twenty century. Over the last decades, alongside Picasso and Matisse, Dalí has gradually come to be seen as a prodigious figure whose life and work occupy a central and unique position in the history of modern art.
When pure geometry meets soft curves, something sculptural and sensual comes out. A fine dialogue between oversized legs and clean lines takes place in this piece upholstered in mohair velvet. Marlon is edgy and elegant at the same time, letting the dilemma between ‘contemporary’ versus ‘classical’ fall apart.
The lambs is completely inspired by the lamb. The designer used the silhouettes and materials characteristic of the animal so that if you look at the chair, then it literally remind you of a lamb. The soft part embodies the head with twisted horns and the wooden part represent the legs. This chair was the first design of the collection, and it then expand to other subjects where the designer used the same silhouettes.
Based in Paris, the gallery represents and edits collectible pieces in limited edtion. Every work is original and delivered with a certificate of authenticity from the artist. We provide council to our clients in their acquisitions and assist in personalised orders. Our international network and unique, cultivated relationships allow us to present original and unique works.
The LITHO line, designed by Guillaume Delvigne, means «stone» in ancient Greek. It resembles a primitive landscape where each piece would have its own personality and would resonate with each other. Each piece is the result of an assembly of volumes, either nested or simply placed one on top of the other, reinforcing this monolithic presence. Large, massive and sculpted forms emerge with a polished, almost mineral appearance. Entirely upholstered in fabric, they pay homage to the Maison’s historical know-how. Sofa, slipper chair and bench evoke a relaxed and friendly attitude.
The bagel-shaped detail serves the back of the armchair. Our designer Dmytro Kozinenko established contact with his inner child to create such an emotional, sincere, and playful object. ‘Play’ is an accent object that attracts attention and makes every interior unique and provokes interaction.
