After so much positive feedback following our installation at Rough Trade East we have decided to launch a small side table version to compliment the Van Amburgh stool. The table has a powder coated mild steel wire base available in white, red, black and Yellow. The top is made from high grade compact laminate and comes in white, red, black and Oak. For more information please contact Thorsten van Elten. |
The Net stool has been designed to complement the award winning Net chair for MARK furniture. A stacking stool suitable for use both indoors and out and in two sizes. Available in a range of powder-coated colours and galvanised finish. Standard colours: For more information contact MARK furniture |
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The award winning Net chair for MARK furniture. A stacking dining chair suitable for use both indoors and out. Available in a range of powder-coated colours and galvanised finish (pictured). Standard colours: For more information contact MARK furniture |
The Van Amburgh stool is named after the Great Isaac van Amburgh, ‘The most famous lion tamer that ever lived’. He was rumoured to be Queen Victorias favourite entertainer and regularly made the journey from his native America to London. His portrait still hangs in the national portrait gallery, London. Available in Red, White and Black Polypropelene, suitable for indoor and outdoor use, from Thorsten van Elten. |
An armchair and footstool combination designed for Modus. Available in leather and fabric. Distributed by Modus furniture. |
The 4L table has a laser cut walnut and sycamore top, this process known as Marquetry is traditionally done by hand using wood veneers and a scalpel. The use of the laser removes the labour and gives a higher level of accuracy therefore allowing the process to move from individual pieces to batch or mass production. The base is a repeated L shape in 3mm mild steel and is also laser cut, available in red or white. Designed 2003 Dimensions H:29cm W:38cm D:38cm Distributed by Thorsten van Elten. |
The Curiousity box was inspired by Victorian writing desks and Curiosity boxes. This project developed into the idea that the box itself could become the object of curiosity. The outcome was the curiosity box, a small desktop container that retained some of the proportions and details of the writing desks whilst creating smaller spaces within to store the collections on today’s desks. One of the boxes was produced in Oak as a showpiece for the timeframe show. Designed 2003 |
HB is based on an old Cedar pencil case. The tray, which covers three quarters of the top, can be completely removed to eat or work from. HB was made for the timeframe exhibition in Oak with a contrasting interior of Padouk, a naturally vibrant red coloured wood. |
The white Formica furniture of the 80s and the utilitarian furniture from 50s inspired the Domino range. The resulting collection is both functional and graphically simple with the holes for finger pulls depicting the dots on dominos. The collection was designed in collaboration with Morph design as part of the timeframe exhibition. For further information, dimensions and prices of the pieces in the range contact Modus furniture. Designed 2003 Distributed by Modus Furniture. |
The London unit was designed in collaboration with Morph design for the timeframe exhibition. The range was driven by the contrasting but complimentary use of Walnut and Ash timbers. All the exposed edges are made from solid Ash with Walnut on all other surfaces. For further information, dimensions and prices of the pieces in the range contact Modus furniture. Designed 2003 Distributed by Modus Furniture. |
A range of bedside units for children. The units come in three sizes small, tall and wide, each with distinctive oval eyes detail. |
Steady trestles are CNC cut from 18mm birch ply. The trestles have 3 parts that slot together quickly with no mechanical fixings. Each trestle has a space to thread and wind cables. |
