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Think Pieces

From sculptural statements to elegant homewares, these eight modern classics showcase the power of good materials.

Beautifully crafted items for the home that perfectly blend sophisticated design and exquisite materials.

 

3E Works

Stainless-steel side table and chair from the PJ Series, based on designs by iconic Swiss architect and designer Pierre Jeanneret.

Lalique

Crystal Alizé vase accented with leaves in pink gold.

Carl Hansen & Søn

CH002 extendable dining table, originally designed by Hans J Wegner in 1982.

Pinetti

Non-slip coat hangers dressed in leather.

Ippodo Gallery

Objet d’art in Yoshino cedar from Nara Prefecture, by Kenta Hirai

De Castelli

Stainless-steel Celato cabinet, from the Iridium Edition collection.

Pinetti

handmade walnut-wood Magenta serving trolley with leather floors.

St Louis

La Vague paperweight inspired by Katsushika Hokusai’s The Great Wave off Kanagawa, accented with circa 100 crystals.

 

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