Paddy Designs

Bone Chair ll Voukenas Petrides

This piece has a cell-like structure with holes through the back. It was designed last year and made from gypsum.

@ London

Cocoon ll Marlène Huissoud

This piece aims to use the cocoon of a silkworm, without killing the worm itself, as is typically done in silk production. Thousands of cocoons are used here, then a natural honeybee bio resin is used to coat the finish.

@ London, United Kingdom

Bar Cabinet ll Gio Ponti

Found at Dimore Gallery and designed in the 1930s, this piece has a chrome base with burr walnut frame.

@ London, United Kingdom

Sofa ll Gaetano Pesce

This piece by the Italian architect has a lot of character, shown by the unusual use of shape and materials. The form seems harsh, but also misshapen and playful. Found at Friedman Benda in New York.

@ London, United Kingdom

Desk ll André Sornay

Found at Galerie Alain Marcelpoil in Paris, this desk is made from mahogany with brass details.

@ London, United Kingdom

Heel Chair ll Reginald Sylvester

This delicately droopy chair is made from stainless steel and was part of R & Company's exhibition, "Chairs Beyond Right & Wrong".

@ London, United Kingdom

Easel ll Carlo Scarpa

This piece designed in the early 1950s by the great Italian architect is made from teak, patinated steel and brass.

@ London, United Kingdom

Ponte Low Table II Gary Magakis

This bronze table was inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's cantilevered homes, and can also be used as a bench. Found at Todd Merrill Studio in New York.

@ London, United Kingdom

Bibliothèque Statuette ll Eric Schmitt

These rosewood shelves are separated by bronze sculptures with four different organic forms. Made in 2016.


@ London, United Kingdom

Nest Soft Chair ll Errin Kancal

Found at Galerie Scene Ouverte, this chair has a really nice side profile, with a fat base and an finger-like backrest. The designer attended the Art Institute of Chicago and Central Saint Martins, and now has a studio in Istanbul.

@ London, United Kingdom

Large Chair ll Hervé Baley

This pair of chairs have a reasonably simple construction, but an interesting geometric design with cool details and proportions. Found at Megan H Gallery in New York.

@ London, United Kingdom