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Pétale #54

<n>Girafe Series #2</n>, a charcoal on paper drawing by <n>Jean-Marc Louis</n> from circa 1950.

A still life photograph by <n>Colin King</n>.

<n>The Temple Cushion</n>, featuring artwork by Japanese artist <n>Kosuke Ajiro</n>.

Product Details     A new collection of large cushions featuring a series of paintings by Japanese artist Kosuke Ajiro.  Each cushion comes with a Kosuke Ajiro maker's tag and story card. *Includes recycled polyester eco fibre fill - made from post consumer PET plastic bottles, allergy friendly and fully recyclable. Pi

The Temple Cushion

The Grand Staircase at <n>Hôtel de la Marine</n> in Paris. Photo by <n>Alixe Lay</n>.

Still life from <n>Galerie Was</n> for <n>Art Basel 2025 - Anatomy of the Present</n>. Photo by <n>Vaishali Pandey</n>.

Reclaimed wood from the 1800s, made to order Varying Sizes.

Wooden Plinths

The <n>Emblem throw</n> by <n>Saved NY</n>, photographed by <n>F. Martin Ramin</n>.

Inspired by a Victorian scrapbook cover, the  ALBUM  throw is presented with an intricate noble pattern. Hand woven, the design requires extra care and attention at the loom. Made of lush and naturally hypoallergenic Yak down, and durable rich Camel hair, the weave is as sumptuous as it is handsome.

ALBUM — SAVED NY

A rendering of drummer <n>Hal Blaine</n>'s Hollywood Hills home, designed by <n>Roman and Williams Buildings and Interiors</n>.

Découvrez Le sablier contre l'amulette, l'œuvre produite par Heloïse Rival, une Réalisation ceramics pleine de Personnalité, représentative de l'art contemporain qu'affectionne Amelie, Maison d'art ! Un univers entier et complexe à découvrir par vos soins dans notre boutique en ligne.

Le sablier contre l'amulette par Heloïse Rival - Amelie du Chalard

The bronze <n>Lily Candlestick</n> from the <n>Brutal Beauty</n> collection, designed by <n>Robin Standefer</n> and <n>Stephen Alesch</n>.

A marble fireplace detail from the <n>Cussac Residence</n>, designed by <n>Samantha Sinclair</n>.

The <n>Single stem, strelitzia</n> floor lamp (2020) by designer <n>Etienne Etienne</n>.

<n>House in a Forest</n> by <n>Paul Kaloustian Architect</n>.

The <n>RW Guild Footed Vase</n>, designed by <n>Roman and Williams</n>.

A quiet celebration of the everyday. This sculptural brass vase features a cast garlic bulb base with hand-shaped sprouts, each with its own timeworn patina. These one-of-a-kind vases were found in New York. Origin: New York, United States Manufacturing: Cast, shaped Material: Brass, copper Color: Antiqued brass with dark brown and black patina Condition: Good. Vintage. Areas of patina with light dents and surface wear. Inconsistencies are unique to the original item. Dimensions: 13.00″ H x 3.00″ Dia Bohemian Decor Handcrafted Decor Vintage Decor vase copper vase brass vase garden vegetable decor Slow Roads Made by Time Inspired by Nature Time-Honored Design

Garlic Bud Vase

Ayala de Chinati Coasters | Judd Foundation

A collection is an act of inspiration of its owner. Anyone may have the desire to collect and own natural objects such as pebbles or shells that twinkle in the water. Natural objects that we pass by casually are masses that condense over long periods of time. The resulting images, masses, shapes, textures, and colors are created by changes in the environment. Each mass has its own appearance, creates a unique atmosphere, and contains a story.
The Souvenir Series started with the idea to borrow an elusive mass of time from nature as a design approach. Based on collected natural objects, the shape of the source is respected, hardened, and preserved as a solid possession, but the sculpture is made by adding lines and clumps that spread like water streams. Each mass with added permanence is reconstructed for its use and the simple existence of itself.



Souvenir 08

<n>Rachel Whiteread</n>'s 1995 sculpture installation <n>Untitled (One Hundred Spaces)</n> at <n>Tate Britain</n>.

Sculptures by <n>Alberto Giacometti</n> in an office designed by <n>Gordon Bunshaft</n>. Photo by <n>Ezra Stoller</n>.

<n>KAPU LOUNGE CHAIR</n> by <n>Victoria-Maria</n>.

The <n>GAÉ</n> stool from the <n>Totem</n> collection, designed by <n>Joris Poggioli</n>.

<n>Sergio Roger</n>'s <n>Post-Corinthian Column</n> (2024), part of the group show <n>How it's Going</n> at <n>193 Gallery</n>.

The <n>Rick Resin</n> chair by designer <n>Joris Poggioli</n>. Photo by <n>Strs</n>.

A still life from <n>Sézane</n>'s limited-edition <n>Les Composantes</n> home collection.

A still life photograph from the series <n>Silent Natures</n> by <n>Flor Garduño</n>.

<n>Selene Planters</n> by <n>Muhly Studio</n>.

<n>Still Space</n>, a 2020 photograph by <n>Jesse Williams</n>.

Discover our curation of limited edition photographic prints. Explore works by some of today's most exciting emerging artists translating visual narratives through a new medium.

Photography

Dancer is a new collection of lighting designed by Coco Flip in collaboration with Melbourne-based ceramicist Belinda Wiltshire. Belinda’s refined artistry and bold use of black iron oxide led the design process towards a collection of striking and distinct pieces including table lamps, wall lights and ceiling mounts. 