IGBO sideboardExploring new materials and forms while maintaining a deep philosophical connection to wood, particularly Iroko wood. The first piece in the Igbo series is a sideboard, crafted from burned black steel and black oiled Oak. This marks a departure from my previous collection, Zoumey (name for a forest of Iroko, which was deeply rooted in the essence of Iroko trees and their cultural significance in West African voodoo traditionsa fascination I developed

polished unlacquered brass base anchors a white oak stem and Italian glass shade

Elegant finishes play with lacquered tones in a refined balance of material and color

Sitting within the wider In Between collection

contemporary design

Model 537 is effortlessly carried by hand from the desk in the home office to the living room

Made from classic materials like marble

the Fauteuil de Salon is a typical example of the distinctive structural aesthetic of his designs

The lustrous finish and warm illumination in Karl Zahn's series evoke Cora's annual return

The 'solo seat granito' was created around the same time as the ‘duo seat’

Drawing inspiration from a pearl pendant

creates a strong personality despite restrained measures

making it ideal for larger gatherings