Galerie's Object Edit Spotlights New Furniture, Lighting, Textiles, and Ceramics
Galerie's Object Edit highlights five design launches. Max Lamb's Min Chair for Hem uses a single diagonal cut to transform a pine timber section into a chair, reducing material waste. Alexandre de Betak's Takbe sofa for Pierre Augustin Rose, conceived for his own home, features a low platform with oversized cushions and removable backrests, now in production. Stefanie Hering expands from porcelain tableware to lighting with Studio M, creating four families: Ray Dance, Stream, Burgeon, and Tropo. Liam Lee's Paint by Numbers collection for HBF Textiles translates his painterly approach into four performance fabrics: Magic Eye, Pointillist, Gridwork, and Impasto. Alex Matisse returns to hand-painted pottery with Reverdir for East Fork, featuring botanical motifs in olive tones, marking the company's 15th anniversary and recovery from Hurricane Helene.
Key facts
- Max Lamb's Min Chair for Hem uses a single diagonal cut on a pine timber section.
- The Min Chair evolved from Lamb's 2020 Economy Chair made of polystyrene.
- Alexandre de Betak's Takbe sofa is produced by Pierre Augustin Rose.
- The Takbe sofa debuted at the brand's New York showroom.
- Stefanie Hering collaborated with Studio M on a porcelain lighting collection.
- Liam Lee's Paint by Numbers collection for HBF Textiles includes four patterns.
- Lee was a finalist for the 2023 Loewe Foundation Craft Prize.
- Alex Matisse's Reverdir collection for East Fork is hand-painted with botanical motifs.
Entities
Artists
- Max Lamb
- Alexandre de Betak
- Stefanie Hering
- Liam Lee
- Alex Matisse
- Henri Matisse
Institutions
- Hem
- Bureau de Betak
- Pierre Augustin Rose
- Studio M
- HBF Textiles
- Loewe Foundation
- East Fork
Locations
- New York
- Berlin
- Brooklyn