A screen between the indoor and outdoor world, drapery offers an interaction with one of the most important elements in every living space: light. Artist Hiroko Takeda is not only a master of the loom, but a master of light. Her weaves play expertly with levels of opacity.

Kudzu II is woven of subtle horizontal bands that create depth and texture through intricate tonal variations which soften the light passing through. In each of her drapery textiles, Takeda investigates how texture itself can give rise to sculptural form.

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A desk is part of your every day life, shaping the rhythm of your routine. Each of our designers has their own take on the shape of a desk. The Veil Desk by Riffmade allows for separation between work and life; the Skimming Stone 03 Desk by SSS Atelier offers warmth and weight to a space designed for your work. MTM Studio’s Very Dark Brown desk takes a more classical shape with a unique material. Every one of these options prove that a desk can serve its utilitarian purpose without compromising beauty.

Designed by KWH, the Cove/Arc Cabinet is made of solid wood, giving it both a physical and visual weight. The piece features a continuous concave arc detail that wraps around the entire profile, revealing the collection’s signature end-grain craftsmanship. After working with more decorative concepts earlier in his practice, Kai-wei Hsu of KWH returned to solid wood and considers it pivotal to his work. As he said in Jean Lin’s book, What We Keep, “I’ve started to let the material and the process speak in the design itself.” This perspective is evident in the Cove/Arc Cabinet: a simple form and elegant details render the piece classic and unique at the same time.