The Begoni side tables by Hintsa Rudman

Hintsa Rudman

Where heritage becomes quiet form.

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The SR-1 rug by Ewelina MÄ…kosa

Ewelina MÄ…kosa

Woven from memory and touch.

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The Aeran loveseat by Maison Dalziel

Maison Dalziel

A quieter way to live.

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The Acer sofa by MOKKO

Mokko

A theatre of form and shadow.

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The Karoo bench by Bronze Age

Bronze Age

Where softness meets permanence.

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The Twin Oaks dining table by Obstacles

Obstacles

A quiet choreography of form.

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From Fire to Form by Bronze Age

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In Cape Town, South Africa, Charles Haupt approaches bronze not as a historical material, but as a medium for contemporary expression.

Combining digital design with centuries-old casting techniques, Bronze Age creates furniture, lighting and sculptural objects that celebrate process as much as form.

Every piece carries the marks of the hands that made it, embodying a dialogue between innovation, craftsmanship and the enduring character of bronze.

Michel Comte. The Image - Part One by Studio Fenice Team

Michel Comte

Part One. The Image

Michel Comte. The Witness - Part Two by Studio Fenice Team

Michel Comte

Part Two. The Witness

Ditte Isager. The Happiness of Light. by Studio Fenice Team

Ditte Isager

The Happiness of Light.

Echoes of Kindness. Jane Goodall, Hope as a Discipline by Studio Fenice Team

Echoes of Kindness

Jane Goodall, Hope as a Discipline

Eve Campestrini. Everything Starts in the Belly. by Studio Fenice Team

Eve Campestrini

Everything Starts in the Belly.

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