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Craft

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about craft

Product • By DumontThe Chic Sofa

The Chic Sofa

A statement piece for any space. Our Chic sofa is an homage to some of the crisp and sleek furniture from the Bauhaus era with our own twist to it. Inspired by 90° angles and minimalist design, this mid-century modern style sofa is manufactured using prime grade timber & high-quality foam. Finally, it's upholstered in either pure leather or commercial-grade fabric paired with a solid hardwood leg framework. More

Project • By DumontPrivate Houses

Mid-Century Magic

A study in elegance and restraint, this renovated mid-century modern residence marries architectural authenticity with curated comfort. Dumont Dumont Afternoon light drapes itself across the living room, catching the soft sheen of the solid ‘Mvule’ timber wall cladding with cantilevered shelves — each plank a ribbon of warm grain, drawing the eye toward the central, cantilevered mantle that seems to float effortlessly above the fireplace. An unidentical pair of our low-slung Chic sofas upholstered in Warwick velveteen green fabric and sitting on solid ‘Mvule’ legs embraces the room, their gentle texture playing against the playful grain of our Sixties Lounge Chairs in solid ‘Palm’ with cu... More

Product • By DumontThe Elea Sofa

The Elea Sofa

An alluring illusion. What first meets the eye when taking a glance at the Elea sofa is the gorgeous grain on the solid timber sides combined with the almost monolithic cushioning and upholstery. If you take the time to appreciate it, one will come to the realisation that the sofa appears to be hovering off the ground. Meticulously engineered and carefully machined, the slim but sturdy height-adjustable legs are at just the right height to make the sofa appear floating above the ground which led us to aptly name the sofa 'Elea', which means 'float' in Swahili. The framework is made from solid timber using traditional carpentry techniques to ensure a rigid and durable sofa frame after which the loose cushions are precisely marked and forme... More

Project • By RISE Design StudioApartments

Tectonic Plywood Flat

The plywood textures and radiant light dominate the senses inside this converted duplex in central London. The project capitalises on the idea that a small home can be full of nuances that help unlock the potential of the different experiences that the space can offer. The main feature of the house is the plywood spiral staircase, reminiscent of a tree trunk, that connects the two floors. The layered ply plays with a range of tonalities that give visual texture to the structure, accentuating the handmade craft that makes the home a warm and charismatic living space. A series of rooflights bring light through the roof and, in turn, through the upper floor, juxtaposing the sharp shapes of sunlight with the angles of the architecture’s... More

Project • By AtmosRestaurants

StairStalk

Atmos were commissioned to design and deliver the exuberant centrepiece staircase that weaves between the 3 levels of experience at HIDE (bar BELOW; informal a-la-carte dining at GROUND; elegant tasting menu ABOVE).The stair’s design creates a plant-like structure that grows like an irrepressible life-force from beneath, bursting from the shadows of the basement towards the daylight above.It twists upwards, spiralling energetically like a corkscrew, steps unfurling seamlessly from the structural stem like leaves, while further branches similarly delaminate to form a delicate wavy balustrade guiding the guests carefully upwards.“StairStalk” finally unfurls at the 1st floor level, as if reuniting with its vast family of arboreal brethren... More

Project • By Mezzo AtelierBars

Beershow Bar

Mezzo Atelier was commissioned to design the interiors and furniture of a 42 sq. craft beer shop and bar in Milan. Located at the core of the old “Isola’s” neighbourhood in Milan, between tradition and the city’s new business district, the bar is on the ground floor of a corner building, next to other commercial spaces and an old carpentry. The space has great visibility towards the street and abundant sunlight coming inside. Taking advantage of the space’s generous height, the ground floor with only 23 sq. was expanded by introducing an open upper floor on the back. The counter develops along the brick wall, which was discovered under the plaster during construction and left uncovered. The metal stairs in front of the entrance bec... More