Temple Chair IIWhile thinking about the opulence of chapels and Factories, I allowed myself to detangle from any rule of current design but never intended to just create a sculpture. This is an excuse to twist up histories. This Aluminum series combines the visual language of industrial processes with historic icons and patterns. Formally inspired by the shapes of suns and stars. The extrusion process seamlessly intersects a plane creating a void to peer into; the

geometric shapes are a homage to the simple

With a strong body of solid wood and powered by a technological heart

Rainbow and Aquafresh

Its flowing silhouette compliments the smooth white form of the Stedelijk Museums exterior

they can be combined with the other elements to create endless compositions

six or eight-person Pavilion table is ideal for an office meeting room or dining space while the smaller

and different materials

It fills a room with its dramatic curves and dense cushioning

No shred of pity

Jacobsen's preference for graceful lines and simple

The interventions Lina bo Bardi

Soon after