Shortlist
Shortlist.
Patricia Anastassiadis has revealed her new furniture collection for the
Brazilian brand Artefacto. Patricia commented, “Our aim with the 2019
edition is to create furniture that is timeless... We want to propose a more
holistic aesthetic linked to values that, despite the strong visual appeal,
are not the synthesis of a trend.” Nambu is the side table we’ve selected
from the collection as an example of the clean, sharp edges and
beautiful manipulation of materials that the range encapsulates.
anastassiadis.com.br | @anastassiadis
http://www.artefacto.com.br | @artefactooficialbrasilDIGGING FOR ARTEFACTO
Carl Hansen & Son has extended its Embrace
Series with an unconventional and sculptural
furniture concept, comprising dining tables,
lounge tables and a new dining chair.
Designed by Austrian design trio EOOS, the
Embrace Chair, which has the same essential
structure as the dining chair with armrests,
visually lighter and takes up less space, while
signaling more dynamism and movement.
E004 is made with an oak and walnut frame
with various finishes, with leather or fabric
upholstery options. The edging strip comes
in black, white, brown, natural and blue. RRP
£917 excl. VAT. All Embrace novelties will be
in stores from September 2019.
http://www.carlhansen.com | @carlhansenandson
http://www.eoos.comEMBRACE EOO 4
Shortlist this month features a chorus of collaborations that have resulted in the most
harmonious design tune. Carl Hansen & Sons paired with EOOS to bring Embrace for
all things sculptural and smooth; Patricia Anastassiadis has worked on a collection fro
Brazilian brand Artefacto, bucking trends and instead aiming for timeless appeal; and
FLOS has enlisted the talents of Nendo for Sawaru, a see-saw of lighting emotion,
simple in its cylindrical appeal and also versatile to the Nth degree. Design houses
casa Botelho and LINLEY complete the line up with pieces perfectly picked for
private residential projects.