Seed SconceSeed takes its name from seed crystalsthe microscopic structures that catalyze the formation of larger crystalline systems. I was drawn to this concept as a way to explore nature not through the expected lens of the organic or living, but through the mineral and structural. Seed asks what it means to be a natural form when that form is not soft, fluid, or biological, but geometric, ordered, and crystalline. Seed reimagines the natural as something

it sits on discreet wheels to facilitate quick and simple manoeuvrability from one location to the next

A totem that transforms any room into a temple of conviviality

Designed in 1959 as a degree project at the University of Venice

These new editions of the Entre Bedside Table are made in small batches in Denmark and available in two heights in both oak and walnut

From the hand-stitched upholstery to the wooden frame built by hand

coupled with a bayonet fitting

playful design

New elements — including corner units and chaise longues — enable furnishing of larger spaces

which was very efficiently designed and very light

Africa is a chair that encapsulates a perfect synthesis of structure

Boasting a shell crafted from recycled plastic

It is made of 100% Himalayan wool