Wall Piece - WP15Flash Set is a series of sculptures which are made by casting, carving, and painting gypsum cement. The pieces are spray painted from hard angle, using the impression of light and shadow to capture a form. Each piece represents a different experiment, elaborating on the one before by slightly altering the tool, process, or sequence of steps used to make it. The result is a grid of interconnected ideas, documenting the evolution of an improvised craft.

The first Pavilion was built in 1885

With a strong body of solid wood and powered by a technological heart

cloud-like formations

The two merge a marvellous mix of regal materials available in three different combinations

The contrasting interplay of geometry and materiality creates a strong graphic presence in the room

featuring the Verner Panton Chair

each Hayon Lounge table is a lesson in geometry

Named after a character from Akira Kurosawa's 1954 epic "Seven Samurai

marble top complement all the sofas in the Tacchini collections with exquisite simplicity

Cast is a bold and confident statement piece

the second solo exhibition of Muller Van Severen at Valerie Traan

All surfaces are meticulously carved around the edges to ensure they fit the steel profiles perfectly