Condé Nast House & Garden – September 2019

‘We like

interiors

that happen

through

participation,

not through

perfection’

kevin frankental

opposite

menu ‘tr’ lights, ‘avant

garde’ collection

wallpaper, ‘faure’ table

this page

‘vondel’ coffee table

and side table

TexTure
We are tactile, in that we want our pieces
to be used, enjoyed and touched in everyday
life. by combining different materials, we
hope to create a sense of accessibility – our
pieces are designed to be lived with, not just
alongside, despite their beauty. We work
with a variety of textures to evoke a sense
of timelessness, but moreover to create an
engaging palette of surfaces for people to
play with, and layer together.

PaTTern

pattern will always be a central element

of our offering – graphic design is the

cornerstone on which Lemon was built,

so it was important to show that in the space.

the relationship between wallcoverings and

furniture pieces is a big part of what Lemon

is. the products are designed to complement

each other, becoming a simultaneously

contemporary and yet timeless convergence

of texture, colour and pattern.

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