Zig Zag Chair finish:Blue stained ash Colombo Wall Light by Joe

Colombo Wall Light by Joe Colombo for Oluce

enhancing the table's aesthetic appeal

The Cast sconce wall light is adapted from the industrial Cast pendant light which was inspired by traditional plumb weights - used by masons and carpenters since Ancient Egypt to determine a true vertical

The original design was named the Donkey because it had four legs and two compartments resembling the panniers placed on this beast of burden

Drawing inspiration from the timeless craftsmanship found in Japanese bamboo artistry

Zig Zag Chair finish:Blue stained ash Colombo Wall Light by JoeZig Zag Chair by Gerrit T. Rietveld for Cassina. During the early 1930s, Metz & Co. asked Gerrit Rietveld to design a chair for mass production. Embracing the challenge, the architect presented a daring concept a Z shaped chair made from four sturdy elm panels. The chair is supported by dovetail joints and metal screws, and despite its armless and legless structure, it is surprisingly comfortable and robust. The seat, aptly named the Zig Zag chair,