Coy merges organic and geometric forms with subtle depressions that highlight its bold, modest character.
Coy merges organic and geometric forms with subtle depressions that highlight its bold, modest character.
Lightweight yet sturdy, this seat pairs laser-cut aluminum chain links with a bent steel tube frame blending strength and fluidity.
What began as a forgotten find in Jodhpur now stands as a tribute to transformation — where past meets present and memory is reimagined in metal.
The Táas desk — inspired by Mesoamerican architecture — with its folded metal surfaces merge traditional metallurgy with modern sophistication.
Bon isn’t just a table — it’s an artistic fusion that brings bold sophistication and effortless style to any room.
The Bartan Walla Bicycle Throne makes a bold, sculptural statement with its grand form. It’s crafted from the humble bartan (cooking brass vessel) offering a sharp commentary on class and status.
Designed by Maria Pergay, this picture-perfect bow is the perfect balance of beauty and function and a striking statement piece for any space.
