the tray's minimal design seamlessly blends into both Japanese and Western dining tables without losing its Japanese essence
stainless steel set consists of an all-purpose knife and fork and two versatile and beautiful spoons
The wool used is remnants and overage from other projects as part of their process to reduce waste
The magnified frame around this delicate plant is reminiscent of a chef’s arrangement—something remarkable and small accentuated by the generous gift of space around it
This piece was designed and produced in collaboration from beginning to end
Gunta Stolzl Bauhaus Cushion in Indigo Rim Line the tray's minimal design seamlesslyIn 2019, as part of the Bauhaus centenary celebrations, Wallace Sewell were authorized to create a re edition of Gunta Stlzls original Prellerdecke blanket. The original design having been lost, Wallace Sewell have realized and recreated the design, with help from Gunta Stlzls daughter, Monika Stadler, and archive drawings and photographs. Through textile detective work the team analyzed an existing photograph of the original blanket. The Wallace