Collections
Abi Polinsky
Alexandre Ligios
In Alexandre Ligios' quest to create spaces that fully embody presence and connection, he's drawn from his dreams and travels, whether spiritual or physical. Alexandre likes to think that we are all linked by a common desire: to be fully fulfilled in the present moment, here and now. In this mindset, he has chosen every line and material to create warm and contemporary spaces that reflect him and invite authenticity.
View collectionANDEAN
ANDEAN is a design studio founded by designer Alejandro Moyano who, after attending Pratt Institute, returned to his native country, Ecuador, to join the best of two worlds: the essence and DNA of his origins with the trend of contemporaneity. Focused on the development and manufacture of high-quality collections and personalized pieces, the studio combines Ecuadorian artisanship with modern manufacturing processes in an innovative and sophisticated way. ANDEAN’s objective is to develop the notion of equatorial design to enhance the Andean material heritage. “Drink from the origin”, techniques, traditions, and materials of the region, to “transpire contemporaneity” through the forms and functions of our daily life.
View collectionAndres Ciccone
Andres Ciccone’s artistic work is the creative outcome of profoundly conducted research in Kinetic/Op-art theories and practices, with the objective to surpass the boundaries of movement, space, and color in art. The artist’s eagerness to outperform ‘already done’ conventions in Kinetic and Op-art is expressed in the development of his artworks where the increase in optical and kinetical complexity cannot be missed. Currently based in Lisbon and Berlin, Andres Ciccone ambitiously continues his defiant artistic research in order to create never seen before, multidimensional experiences, where the viewer’s perception is challenged through the movement of geometrical forms that are composed through rhythm, color and equilibrium.
View collectionArt & Design Under $3,000
Collect designer furniture, home decor, and fine art below $3,000 at Tuleste Factory, an art & design gallery in Chelsea, New York.
View collectionAvailable Design
View collectionAvailable Fine Art
View collectionAvailable Side Tables
View collectionBailey Fontaine
Bailey Fontaine is an emerging lighting and furniture designer based in Brooklyn. Bailey’s process, to expect the unexpected, is beguilingly simple, yet yields materially expressive pieces that uncover intriguing new potential for everyday objects. Though his career is just beginning, two recent honors pave a promising path forward: Maison & Objet’s prestigious Rising Talent Award and recent participation in Fernando Mastrangelo’s In Good Company exhibition.
View collectionBEIGE IS BACK
As we spend these colder months indoors, we reflect on the sanctuary we create at home. "BEIGE IS BACK" shares the design and art objects at Tuleste Factory that inspire us to transform our home into the ultimate hideaway.
View collectionBeige Room
View collectionBelén Ordovás Lladó
Belén Ordovás Lladó (b.1992, Madrid) is a versatile artist known for her multidisciplinary approach, often delving into materials and techniques that demand patience and repetition. In her latest exhibition, she unveils a captivating series titled "Oscillations." These works are born from the intricate art of hand embroidery, inspired by the unconscious doodles she once sketched in class to distract herself and ease her restless mind. Through this process, she has crafted a unique visual language that brims with a diverse range of evocative references.
View collectionBenches
View collectionBlackTable Studio
BLACKTABLE Studio was born in 2013 as Carlos Meza’s personal response to the corporate architectural life he experienced in his first years living in New York. The studio's creative processes are rooted in architectural techniques and driven by the influence of digital manufacturing technologies & traditional handcraft techniques. The practice is inspired by classical architecture that plays with fluted columns, volume and architectural partition framing. BlackTable’s collection explores the seams of architectonic partitions through voluptuous curves that invite the user to experience them through touch. Deemed one of the “six emerging furniture designers to know” by the New York Times, BlackTable Studio’s creations have wowed clients like WeWork, Hermès, Fendi, and Bulgari in New York City.
View collectionBLUE
Tuleste Factory debuts a new immersive space within The Factory named ‘The Blue Room’. Covered in a vibrant blue from ceiling to floor, the unique skylight room will feature new work from various artists. Making their debut with Tuleste Factory, Canadian-Israeli lighting artist Yonathan Moore will feature a number of his light sculptures, Optical Monuments. Also debuting is ceramic artist Kelsie Rudolph, fine art photography works by Abi Polinsky, Brandi Howe’s Biomorphic Mirrors, and rounding out the room will be two Factory favorites, Ian Alistair Cochran and Jt. Pfeiffer. Other artists included in the room will be Moses Nadel and Black Table Studio.
View collectionBlue Room
View collectionBrad Fisher
A bonafide painter, Brad Fisher was born in Southern California, though after decades living in the city considers himself a New York artist. Fisher has shown extensively in the Hamptons and New York City throughout the span of his over 20 year career. His work encompasses themes of humanity, animal companions - particularly dogs - architecture, and sexuality. Fisher's passion for his art has created a dedicated collector base, including Hollywood and New York icons such as Renée Zellwegger, Drew Barrymore, Designer John Barlett, and Photographers Richard Phibbs, and Arnaldo Anaya.
View collectionBrandi Howe
As an artist and creative director, Brandi Howe has manifested her distinct, hyper-charged aesthetic across multiple mediums such as set design, furniture design, interior design, fashion, and textile design. Her star-studded resumé includes set design for Rihanna's Savage X Fenty, Wonderland, Rolling Stones, and The Webster, as well as collaborations with Chrome Hearts, among others. In her recent years, Brandi launched Shag Chateau and the Lalita loft, both a high-concept production space she developed and designed that epitomizes her colorful, bold, yet elegant point of view. She is currently designing commercial retail spaces for well known brands like Cult Gaia, rolling out her branded concept to major cities across the U.S.
Fueled by a love of fantasy and fashion, Brandi's visual iconography and art exist in playful, surreal and elevated spaces. Her work functions as a form of whimsical magic in a world full of lowest common denominators, connecting different mediums through a singular, transcendent vision.
Brecht Wright Gander
Brecht Wright Gander is an artist who specializes in limited-edition collectible design. There’s an eloquence in Gander’s responses that invokes a deep sense of trust in his practice. His foundation is functionality, his form a perfect combination of aesthetic play and technical acumen. Each piece feels slightly haphazard, but functional considerations begin to emerge.
Camila Varon Jaramillo
Raised in Bogotá, Colombia, Camila moved to New York to study at Parsons School of Design where she obtained a BFA in Architectural Design in 2017, and is currently pursuing an MFA in Painting at School of Visual Arts. Working as an architect, designer, and artist over the past 10 years, Camila has worked in design and production for pavilions at the London Design Biennale and PMQ Hong Kong. She’s also created installations, murals, and exhibitions across New York that have been featured in E-flux Journal and Airmail Weekly. Most recently she’s shown her work at New Collectors Gallery, VillageOne Art and was featured in Artsy’s Curator's Picks for emerging artists for her works shown at Selena’s Mountain.
View collectionCasey Haugh
Casey Haugh has been painting color field abstract expressionism for over a decade. Although some works have titles, Casey encourages the viewer to interpret the subject matter on their own. While Casey takes the act of painting very seriously he does not intend these paintings to be viewed as "serious" works. Rather he would prefer them to be viewed as a feast for the viewer's eyes or a maze of colors and shapes that the viewer bounces around and occasionally gets lost in. Casey believes that the purpose of these paintings is to allow the viewer to take a break from the day-to-day stresses of life and become immersed in a world of color and shape. Utilizing techniques of “push and pull” Casey manipulates the acrylic and oil paints to form mesmerizing compositions. Casey hopes that the viewer feels the excitement and freedom he tries to convey with his gestural and rhythmic style in each work. Casey graduated from Pratt Institute in 2009 with a BFA in Painting.
CEU Studio
CEU Studio is a multidisciplinary practice that works at the intersection of design, architecture and timeless craftsmanship to create a collection of soulful treasures for daily living.
Chairs
View collectionChandeliers + Pendants
View collectionChristopher Miano
For Christopher Miano, every project is an opportunity to explore processes and combine age-old craft with modern techniques in his coherent design style. Christopher's works lean heavily on hand craftsmanship and superior materials, like high-end woods, Carrara marble, and beautiful metals.
A graduate of Parsons The New School of Design, Christopher was also invited to study at the prestigious Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. His products can be seen at One World Observatory on top of New York City's World Trade Center and other design boutiques such as McNally Jackson, Good For The Study and Fair Folks and a Goat. Previous clients & collaborations include Tom Sachs, Wolfgang Puck, 214 Lafayette, Epicurious, The Plaza at Harvard University, JCW Risk Management, Starbucks, and Condé Nast, among others. Christopher resides in New York City with his shop dog Hunter.
View collectionCoffee Tables
View collectionConsole Tables
View collectionCREATIVE CROSSROADS
This year, in addition to showing at Design Miami we have been working on a very special project in collaboration with W Hotel, DJ Tennis and Carlita and their latest creation Senza Fine. Senza Fine is a series of intimate parties connecting people, art, design and of course music. Together we present CREATIVE CROSSROADS. We will start the evening with a very exciting Panel discussion led by former global director of Art Basel Marc Spiegler followed by music, art + design, room service and drinks in one of W's private bungalows. Please come mingle, dance, dream and experience a captivating display of thoughtfully selected works by us, Tuleste Factory.
View collectionDean & Dahl
In 2015 Gabriel and Brooke Anderson launched their furniture brand, Gabriel Dean Design. Sothebys called them “designers to watch” and indeed they have quickly gained recognition for their pieces which effortlessly inhabit the space between rigorous mathematical precision and an almost whimsical freedom of form. Now Gabriel and Brooke are taking the same sensibilities that have made their furniture so successful and applying them to the field of interior design, with their new venture: Dean & Dahl.
Since the early twentieth century, couples like Charles and Ray Eames have shown that the union of two different designers often produces stronger design. Dean & Dahl continues this tradition by uniting the unique talents of Gabriel and Brooke. Gabriel was mentored by Jamie Drake and Vicente Wolfe, two of the design world’s top talents, and holds advanced degrees in both interior and industrial design. In contrast, Brooke specializes in counseling and human behavior. She is focused on how people interact with and are influenced by the spaces they live in. Together, Gabriel and Brooke create interiors that are beautiful but also improve the lives of the people who interact with them.
View collectionDesign 'The Scenic Route'
View collectionDiaphan Studio
Established in 2019 by Alessandro Giacomelli and Dominique Wolniewicz, Diaphan is a design studio born as a fusion of the duo’s skills, know-how and true passion for art.
Both architects were profoundly interested in Light and its interaction with the surrounding environment. Alessandro and Dominique’s passion inspired them to grow this fascination from their own home, where they started developing several designs, later produced and installed in private settings. This encouraged them to develop their vision into a creative design studio that is now at the forefront of transforming light into poetic experiences.
View collectionDining Tables
View collectionDreamscapes
Abi Polinsky’s latest show “Dreamscapes” at Tuleste Factory sees the artist’s most unconstrained work to date. Polinsky fully submits to his instincts for the exhibition, uninhibited by rational thought or reason. Through his photography, he takes his subconscious into reality. Following the concepts of the surrealist movement, he creates new dimensions for his subjects to transcend. His display of uncanny images
pushes the bounds of the human experience. His ethereal subjects leave a haunting and perplexing impression.
Abi Polinsky is a photographer and visual artist based in New York City. Polinsky’s process comprises extravagant set design, experimental lighting, and color processing. Inspired by European art between 1950 and 1980 and fashion photography between the 1980s and 2000s, Abi creates alluring images that leave haunting impressions.
Exit Ceren
EXIT is an art project and a design brand founded by spatial designer and artist Ceren Arslan. The brand specializes in concept architecture, spatial design, and storytelling. EXIT’s work spans a range of disciplines, including set design, creative direction, experience and interior design in physical form and it is a design catalog in digital media.
Ceren Arslan is a spatial designer and an artist based in New York City. She has been working and collaborating with brands as a concept designer expanding beyond her background from architecture. SHoP Architects, KPF and Kelly Wearstler are a few names she had her professional architecture practices at and currently Ceren joined Bureau Betak in their New York City office.
View collectionEzra Ardolino x Timbur
Timbur is an experienced digital fabrication studio that explores the intersection of design, materiality, and robotics as a source for re-imagining the natural world. Founded in 2009 by architect Ezra Ardolino, Timbur has developed distinctive projects for some of the world’s leading architects, designers, artists and brands. Stack and Bark are the result of Timbur’s foray into product design, pulling from their deep roots in digital fabrication and robotics engineering to create unique objects that blur the line between hi-tech and handcrafted.
View collectionFactory Room
View collectionFACTURE
Facture is a contemporary design studio located in Brooklyn, NY. Founded by designer Quincy Ellis, the studio creates dynamic pieces from molded resin by manipulating the elements of light, color and transparency. This exploration is central to all of Facture's work, with each design featuring unique colors, shades and opacities. The final product is a body of work that achieves new dimensions in the medium of resin, consisting of objects whose compositions and meaning change in response to the environments in which they are placed.
View collectionHaris Fazlani
Haris Fazlani is a multi-disciplinary designer and creative director based in New York City. Fazlani started his career as a self-taught art director working with fashion-forward musicians, a passion he pursues to this day. In 2018, he co-founded WØRKS, where he oversees creative direction and design for a client list that includes Beyonce, Nike, Converse and Activision. Haris has won numerous awards and recognitions for branding, packaging design and web design. He currently resides in New York City.
View collectionIan Alistair Cochran
Ian Alistair Cochran is a designer who is excited by unconventional materials and the relationship that emerges in working with them. He makes contemporary art furniture in resin, fiberglass, composites, and continues to explore other materials not typically used in the design world. Ian’s Plump furniture series has garnered significant press and fanfare.
View collectionJohn Anderson
John describes his fine art process as a meditative practice requiring intense focus and control of his media. Repetitive graphite strokes create a dynamic metallic contrast to the paper background. Precise white lines and the application of color appear where graphite is not applied. This two-dimensional process creates the illusion of three-dimensions. The work of intricate geometric abstractions demonstrates precise and concentrated time dedication to each unique piece.
Based in the Mad River Valley, Vermont John Anderson creates a variety of fine art pieces as well as architectural murals and custom art tables. His long and successful career in architecture heavily influences his artwork.
View collectionJon James
Joseph Conrad-Ferm
Joseph Conrad-Ferm is a self taught painter who did not discover his need to paint until age 26. With over 1,000 finished works on paper, canvas, and wood, Ferm's paintings are in public and private collections worldwide. His work is extensively used by interior designers and has been featured in design publications in the US. He currently resides in Cape Cod, MA.
View collectionJt. Pfeiffer
Jt.Pfeiffer's collection of luxury art rugs is the outcome of a lifetime experience engaged in the design world, involving creative direction, interior design and visual communication. Julia’s work includes collaborations and commissions with renowned large-scale projects such as hotels, residential and commercial buildings, interior design for private residences, public areas, along with product, furniture, and graphic design, as well as brand identity for numerous clients.
View collectionLighting
View collectionLucia Neamtu
Lucia Neamtu is a curator and designer based in New York. Her ability to create between art, fashion and architecture has led to commissions all over the world - both as an art director, and as a furniture designer. Her work reflects a passion for refined modernism, with a touch of surrealism. She has shown for Salone Design Week in Milan, Zona Maco in Mexico City, Art Basel Miami and Design Week in New York.
View collectionLyora Pissarro
Lyora Pissarro is a multidisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, NY. She completed her formal education at Hunter College in NYC after doing her foundation year at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). The artist focuses on painting utopian landscapes. She explores the idealistic by embracing technology and layering light art into her canvases. Described as the “ultimate young painter” in GQ magazine, Lyora Pissarro has held exhibitions in New York, Texas, Boston, Utah and London. Her public art installations can also be found amongst the desertscape in Ventucopa, North of Los Angeles. Lyora also holds intimate art classes and lectures at the renowned Crosby Street Hotel.
In the brushstrokes of a landscape painting, we find an intricate dance between nature and human perception, a dialogue where the tangible meetsIn the brushstrokes of a landscape painting, we find an intricate dance between nature and human perception, a dialogue where the tangible meets
In the brushstrokes of a landscape painting, we find an intricate dance between nature and human perception, a dialogue where the tangible meets the intangible. Each stroke of color and line conveys not merely the physical appearance of the land but also the emotional resonance it evokes within.
Landscape painting, in its essence, is an exploration of space, light, and time. It is a visual meditation on the ever-changing relationship between land and sky, between solidity and flux. Through the careful interplay of form and color, the artist invites us to journey beyond the confines of the canvas and into the vast expanse of the natural world.
Yet, to reduce landscape painting to mere representation would be to overlook its deeper significance. For in the hands of Lyora Pissarro, the landscape becomes a mirror, reflecting not only the external world but also the inner landscape of the human soul. It speaks to our deepest longings, our most profound fears, and our enduring sense of wonder in the face of the sublime.
Landscapes are not static entities but dynamic tapestries of experience, memory, and emotion. They are windows through which we glimpse the interconnectedness of all things, the delicate balance between order and chaos, creation and destruction.
To gaze upon a landscape painting is to embark on a journey of discovery, a quest to uncover the hidden depths of the natural world and of ourselves. It is a reminder that, in a world marked by rapid change and uncertainty, there remains a timeless beauty that transcends the boundaries of time and space.
In this way, landscapes serve as both a refuge and a revelation, a sanctuary where we can escape the turmoil of the world and reconnect with the eternal rhythms of nature. They remind us of our place in the universe, our connection to the earth, and the enduring power of art to illuminate the human experience.
View collectionMaria Beckmann
Maria Beckmann is a Mexican multidisciplinary designer; she specializes in interior architecture, furniture, and lighting design (DUMO). Utilizing a combination of wood, leather, and hand-made textiles, all of her work is customizable for each unique space. As an independent designer, Maria has collaborated with architectural firms such as Legorreta Architects, Serrano Monajaraz Architects, and Ignacio Urquiza Architects. She has additionally created custom projects for Archipiélago MX, Joselo Cafe, among other special corporate projects and private residences.
Material Block at Design Miami 2021
"Material Block", a visual mirage with mesmerizing gradients & textures. Juxtaposed elements intrigue the spectator, transporting them into an immersive experience. By merging visual stimuli & material touch, a holistic experience of the senses is created. Bending the limits of perception; plywood, resin, wool, and silk blend into harmony portraying balance within contrasts. Utilizing complementary strategies like sharp linear corners with curved distinctions generating wonder about the boundless possibilities of materials. Integrating color, geometrical craftsmanship, and luxurious finishes to produce products that are both aesthetic & functional.
View collectionMiranda Makaroff
Miranda Makaroff, born in Spain in 1984 to an Argentine father and a Spanish mother, was surrounded by a creatively vibrant environment from a young age. This nurturing atmosphere allowed her the freedom to explore various artistic mediums, leading her to develop a unique artistic language that integrates different art forms seamlessly. As a painter, sculptor, designer, and actress, Makaroff’s diverse interests shape her creative expression.
Her work has been featured at prestigious venues such as Moco Museum, Art Basel Miami Beach 2019, Mirat Projects Madrid, and Estudi Tur Costa in Ibiza, Spain, where she currently resides and showcases her art under the name of Pamplemousse. Makaroff's art effortlessly navigates between the playful and theatrical elements of the external world and the introspective depths of the inner self. Her dynamic approach seeks to uncover truths, delve into emotions, and embrace both light and darkness.
Celebrating the essence of womanhood, Makaroff's art explores a visual universe free from constraints, characterized by vibrant colors and a touch of whimsical humor. Her work reflects a diverse palette of influences, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in a world of creativity and imagination.
View collectionMirrors
View collectionMother
Mother New York is a creative agency and creator of Bliss Sofa & Ottoman Set, a provocative design that poses as a prototype for an upcoming, imaginary line of floating furniture, targeting affluent individuals seeking an appealing contingency plan for rising sea levels. Through this satirical lens, the art piece aims to highlight the imbalance between people with means and those without, during times of catastrophe.
View collectionNick Missel Studio
Nick Missel is a Philadelphia based artist influenced by an Anthropocentric worldview based on the human effect on the earth. Missel sees the work as a form of ‘cultural archeology’ choosing objects that sit on the periphery of our attention and wanting to give them new life. Like the negative of a photograph the objects maintain a similarity to their original form but transform to have their own identity. “I wanted to make responsive sculptures that you could interact with” and silicone has become an integral part of the work for Missel, melding sculpture and furniture together. Missel has exhibited work at In Good Company, receiving best in show, A/D/O, and Socrates Sculpture Park.
View collectionObjects
View collectionPaul Sende
Paul Sende, a native of Buenos Aires, Argentina, bridges the gap between the analog and digital realms through his artistic endeavors. With a focus on abstraction and geometry rooted in perception, he employs a variety of techniques and tools to bring his vision to life. From light installations to sculptures, screenprints to paper cutouts, painting to digital art, Sende's diverse body of work showcases his exploration of these themes. Holding a degree in Multimedia Arts from the National University of Art in Argentina, he has exhibited his creations at prestigious venues including the Malba Museum, Art Basel Miami, Pinta Parc, Recoleta Cultural Center, Palermo Hippodrome, Betahaus Berlin, Pabellón 4 Gallery, ArteBa, Ciudad Emergente Festival, and more.
View collectionPurple Room
View collectionRed Room
View collectionRJ Raizk
The work of RJ Raizk tends to resemble the internal and external environment that he immerses and surrounds himself with. His process consists of using applications consisting of repetitive and free flowing strokes to create works that are complex structurally but rhythmic visually. For his paintings, the artist’s method of bleeding pigments and stains through solid paint and other mediums results in what resembles a dying or staining process. The cellular structure of plants and the cosmos and his method of bleeding pigments and stains through solid paint are inspiration to his pattern and paint work. RJ Raizk is currently based in New York and New Orleans.
Roham Shamekh
Over the past decade, Roham Shamekh has been a trailblazer in pioneering a unique approach to transgressive design, seamlessly blending art with his keen introspective observations of the world. His creations boldly defy conformity, embracing intuition and existential contemplation to craft multidisciplinary compositions that effortlessly transition between contrasting intensities. Emerging as a leading figure in progressive experiential design in the Middle East, Shamekh's eponymous anti-conformist label, established in 2016 and based in Dubai, has garnered widespread acclaim for its innovative floral and tattoo collections, bringing compelling storytelling to life in design. With an insatiable commitment to challenging conventions and fostering positive change, Shamekh's avant-garde creations effortlessly transcend traditional boundaries, sparking a global dialogue and captivating audiences, particularly among Generation Z. The resonance of his works among his generation reflects the same deep-seated desire for self-expression, unconventionality, and deviation from the norm.
View collectionRuby Kean
Rugs
View collectionRuvan Wijesooriya
Salon | Art + Design
View collectionSang Eui Kim
Sang Eui Kim was born in China in 1940. The artist was raised in both North and South Korea, he lives in Southern California. His works reflect a conscious and unconscious endeavor to fuse the Eastern spirit with that of the West, to create a new world through artistic means, by allowing the lines and patches of colors to dance freely.
View collectionSculptures
View collectionSeating
View collectionShelving
View collectionSide Tables
View collectionSten Studio
Based in Mexico City, Sten Studio is tackling the beauty and mystery of natural phenomena through the use of crystals in contemporary furniture and bespoke decorative objects. It was instinctual for owner and creative director José Miguel Schnaider to be inspired by the vast complexity of our natural world. After all, he regularly held that vastness in the palm of his hands.
View collectionStools
View collectionTable + Floor Lighting
View collectionTables
View collectionTerrace
View collectionTF Curated Selection
View collectionTF Vintage
A timeless manifestation of design with the carefully selected curated vintage collection by Tuleste Factory. Preserving the embodied essence of each time period, each restored piece stands out by its juxtaposition of bygone eras combined with contemporary sceneries. Refurbished to impeccable condition each design brings a strong presence of glamour and grit to any room.
View collectionTF Vintage Accessories
Tuleste Factory presents a quintessential collection of antique glass and tableware. These Mid-century modern pieces in timeless styles and colors bring an elegant touch to any dinner party.
View collectionTFP
Tuleste Factory Planters
TFP is a collection of indoor-outdoor planters created by Tuleste Factory The debut collection includes both traditional and contemporary shapes in a variety of colors, all handcrafted by artisans in Mexico. Each planter is composed of fluted fiberglass and is available in both standard and oversized designs.
View collection
The Beige Room
Our light-toned and inviting beige room showcases the design and art objects at Tuleste Factory from a wide variety of artists including Timbur, Facture Studio, Jt. Pfeiffer, Kelsie Rudolph, Edward Granger, Maria Beckmann, ANDEAN and Moses Nadel.
In The Beige Room, visitors become immersed in a warm bathe of sunny hues. Hand-crafted pieces from Jt. Pfeiffer and Moses Nadel provide an array of textures while Kelsie Rudolph's ceramic sculptures and Timbur's birch furniture add intriguing visual patterns. Edward Granger's geometric paintings guide the eye across the room, leading to the various organic design works by Maria Beckmann.
View collectionThe Scenic Route
View collectionThe Zone
View collectionThrough & Through
View collectionTONE by Quincy Ellis of Facture
TONE uses Quincy’s own range of nude tones as his color palette to explore and reference color by not only playing with saturation, gradients, and depth but also his personal narrative. The forms and technical aspects serve to create a dialogue between the constantly fluctuating conception of subtle tones and the context in which they engage. Using the same tones for all the pieces, perception of each contextually is central to the work, producing a palette of visual subtleties, relationships and tonal changes in each piece that emulate our own fluid interpretation and relationship with colors.
View collectionTony DeVoney
Tony DeVoney is a self taught visual artist from Louisiana. DeVoney draws concepts from emotional reflection, movement and color energies. The artist, driven by an idea of stimulation, reaches for the senses through his detailed use of texture and layered hues. Working with acrylics and new forms of abstractions DeVoney’s practice tends to mold to his environment, often experimenting with various fabrics, mediums and instruments to attain new discoveries in perceptual identities. With experimentation and consistency in exploration at the forefront, the artist continues to strive for evolution in each new body of work. DeVoney has built a varied portfolio having worked for clients such as HP as well as created for artists like Miley Cyrus, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, and Adam Lambert.
View collectionUpstairs
View collectionUpstairs
View collectionVisual Odyssey
Step into a world where colors dance, shapes morph, and emotions speak louder than words. Visual Odyssey invites you on a captivating journey through the realms of imagination and creativity. Each artwork is a portal to a different dimension, where the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary.
Featuring Works By: Brad Fisher, Jon James, Joseph Conrad-Ferm, Lyora Pissarro
View collectionWall Sconces
View collectionWall Sculptures
View collectionWall Shelving
View collectionWinston Cuevas
Winston Cuevas (b. 1993, Chicago) is an American multidisciplinary designer creating work at the nexus of radicalism and refinement. Concerned with advancing design at the intersection of high concept and high craft, he also explores its rhetorical, poetic, and emotional potential and seeks to blur the delineation of the fine art and collectible design worlds. Established in 2020, his eponymous studio focuses on private client commissioned furniture, objects and lighting as well as interior projects internationally.
View collectionYonathan Moore
Yonathan Moore is an Israeli architect and designer based in Brooklyn, New York. His first collection of light sculptures “Optical Monuments” is the culmination of a four year exploration into the optical qualities and sculptural possibilities of acrylic – a study on how different light phenomenons can be harnessed to communicate softness as well as provoke curiosity within us, and how universal forms can invite us to imagine our collective, untold histories. After winning the Collab & Dickies ‘Future Of Work’ Fellowship, Yonathan began production of the light sculptures in a local Brooklyn workshop using a range of digital and traditional fabrication methods. Each sculpture is bespoke and made by Yonathan.
View collection