An editorial for <n>Sussurro</n>, published in <n>Journal Voyageurs</n>.

A chair from the <n>float furniture collection</n>, designed by <n>Anne Dereaux</n>.

Artwork by <n>Stephan J. Shanabrook</n> for the <n>Comme des Garçons SHIRT</n> Spring/Summer 2010 campaign.

The painting <n>Girls in Sunlight</n> by artist <n>Philip Leslie Hale</n>.

<n>Lily of the valley</n>, the birth flower for May, photographed by <n>swallowtail garden seeds</n>.

<n>Willows</n> candlesticks designed by <n>Fisher Weisman</n>.

Backordered: Will ship December 9th.
Willows is a set of handmade iron candlesticks from The Iron Series. With spindly stems and a solid base, the pair appear almost in motion - like flailing willow branches in a breeze. Built to house two taper candlesticks, the sculptural set may also be styled as objet d'art on their own. 
Designed and crafted in the United States, The Iron Series is inspired by nature and brought to life with superior craftsmanship. A part of our Fundamentals Collection, the candleholders are hand-forged and hand-bent, each iron piece skillfully shaped into elegant organic forms. 
Our Fundamentals Collection features carefully selected pieces capable of being produced in multiples while maintaining the craftsmanship and character integral to LES. Focusing on quality and design, we landed on objects with a timeless appeal to complement a layered home - all while supporting a more sustainable business model for our artists and makers.


Willows

<n>Chalkboard sketch</n> by artist <n>Ian Hodgson</n>.

<n>Bibliothèque from the Maison du Mexique</n>, designed by <n>Charlotte Perriand</n> in 1952.

Charlotte Perriand Bibliothèque From The Maison Du

Polished metal lounge chair designed by <n>Paddy Pike Studio</n>.

A mixed-media portrait from the <n>Boys</n> series by artist <n>Rosanna Jones</n>.

Mixed media portrait series  - ROSANNA JONES

The <n>Pipeline wave</n> on the North Shore, 1979. Photo by <n>Jeff Divine</n>.

Poster for the 2022 film <n>Aftersun</n>, written and directed by <n>Charlotte Wells</n>.

A collage by <n>Lola Dupre</n> for Satellite Journal, recalling the <n>Dada</n> movement.

Satellite Journal – Collages by Lola Dupre

<n>Yves Rullière</n>'s 2013 artwork '<n>Trouble in mind</n>', used for <n>Beaty Heart</n>'s album '<n>Till the Tomb</n>'.

Sketch by <n>Victoria Semykina</n> of a musician at a jazz festival in Switzerland.

A portrait from the <n>Gucci</n> Spring/Summer 2019 beauty campaign, photographed by <n>Frank Lebon</n>.

The <n>Bust of Queen Nefertiti</n>, sculpted by <n>Thutmose</n> c. 1345 BC. Photo by <n>Philip Pikart</n>.

<n>Chalkboard</n> by artist <n>Ian Hodgson</n>.

<n>Q Train</n> (1990) by artist <n>Nigel Van Wieck</n>.

A detail from <n>George Sherwood Hunter</n>'s 1897 painting, <n>Jubilee Procession in a Cornish Village</n>.

Ad campaign for <n>Comme des Garçons Shirt</n> Spring/Summer 2010 by artists <n>Stephen J. Shanabrook</n> and <n>Veronika Georgieva</n>.

A 1913 photograph by <n>Friedrich Hunscher</n> of the <n>Bust of Nefertiti</n>, sculpted by <n>Thutmose</n> c. 1345 BCE.

The <n>Rimowa Chair</n> designed by <n>Naoto Fukasawa</n> for <n>Vitra</n>.

A detail from <n>Jack Davison</n>'s <n>Photographic Etchings</n> series, shown at <n>Cob Gallery</n> for <n>Frieze Weekend</n>.

Split - Surreal Photo Print Black & White Portrait Broken Plastic Face Dark Fine Art Creepy Image Scratched Home decor Interior Design

Artist <n>Frida Kahlo</n> with her <n>Xoloitzcuintli dogs</n>, 1944. Photo by <n>Lola Álvarez Bravo</n>.

<n>Frank O. Gehry</n>'s <n>Power Play Armchair</n> for <n>Knoll</n>, 1992.

An untitled mixed media portrait from the 'Boys' series by artist <n>Rosanna Jones</n>.

<n>Maaike Klaasen</n> for the <n>Surreal</n> editorial in <n>Numéro Switzerland</n>, shot by <n>Xavi Gordo</n>.