DRAG² XVI VaseThis collection deals with a production process inspired by the traditional plaster dragging technique in which the plaster is constrained in shape by a profile while hardening. This technique, traditionally used to produce ornamental cornices, is adapted here in order to serially produce various typologies of objects. The process results in an infinite variation of shapes based on solids of revolution.

The large diffuser in orange

plush upholstery and detailed stitching

an ultra-modern feature chandelier

is adapted here in order to serially produce various typologies of objects

a reflection of truth and illusion

since the table top has the minimum depth needed to support everyday use objects such as glasses

this clean-lined and stackable wooden chair brings a fresh

" the Kyuzo collection is comprised of four desk and home accessories

Fien Muller comes from a family of antiquarians and grew up in a home packed with seventeenth century paintings and things alike

or marble with four holes to accommodate the most common candle sizes

A historic piece of Carioca design by the Maestro Martin Eisler

The glass fades from dark to light