Mon Vase by Studio Laf
$336 / item
Mon Vase by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Mon vase by Studio Laf Dimensions: W20 cm x H21 cm Materials: Marble.
2010s Turkish Modern Vases
Marble
$336 / item
Mon Vase by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Mon vase by Studio Laf Dimensions: W20 cm x H21 cm Materials: Marble.
Marble
$323 / item
Brook Bowl/Vase by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Brook bowl/vase by Studio Laf Dimensions: W: 13 cm Height: 14 cm R: 12 cm Materials: Brass, marble.
Marble, Brass
$2,526 / item
Wing Stool by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Wing stool by Studio Laf Dimensions: L43 cm x W35 x H44 cm Materials: Plywood, Stainless Steel, Leather Available: different colors Leather: Brown, Black, Antique Brown, Cherry R...
Stainless Steel
$207 / item
Sienna Bowl/Vase by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
It is designed for use as pot and cookies. Studio Laf. was founded in 2016, when Industrial designer Uygar Gözcü started to explain his words through the product.
Metal, Brass
$1,523 / item
Atlantis Side Table by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Atlantis side table by Studio Laf Dimensions: L 40 cm x W 23 x H 44 cm Materials: Metal Also Available in two different materials: Black Metal or Brass It emerged with a com...
Metal
$3,042 / item
Coda Floor Lamp by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Coda floor lamp by Studio Laf Dimensions: W 70 x H 185 cm Materials: Metal, Marble, Glass All our lamps can be wired according to each country.
Marble, Metal
$1,708 / item
Quasimodo Floor Lamp by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Quasimodo floor lamp by Studio Laf Dimensions: W 24 cm x H 170 cm Lamp: H 130 cm Pot: H 55 cm Pot: 17 cm.
Metal, Brass
$207 / item
White Sienna Bowl/Vase by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
It is designed for use as pot and cookies. Studio Laf. was founded in 2016, when Industrial designer Uygar Gözcü started to explain his words through the product.
Metal, Brass
$336 / item
Brown Marble Mon Vase by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Brown marble mon vase by Studio Laf Dimensions: W20 cm x H21 cm Materials: Marble.
Marble
$2,526 / item
Antique Leather Wing Stool by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Black leather wing stool by Studio Laf Dimensions: L43 cm x W35 x H44 cm Materials: Plywood, stainless steel, leather Structure: Black plywood Available: different colours Leathe...
Stainless Steel
$2,526 / item
Black Leather Wing Stool by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Black leather wing stool by Studio Laf Dimensions: L 43 cm x W 35 x H 44 cm Materials: Plywood, stainless steel, leather Structure: Black plywood Available: different colours lea...
Stainless Steel
$7,580 / set
Set of Wing Stool by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Set of wing stool by Studio Laf It emerged with the use of three different natural materials in harmony.
Stainless Steel
$2,662 / item
Marmara Marble Charm Seat by Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Marmara Marble Charm Seat by Studio Laf Dimensions: D 32 x H 44 cm Materials: Marmara Marble Embodying the strength and purity of nature, the "Charm" marble seating element brings a...
Marble
Artistic Unique Handmade Geometric Shape Sculptural Brass Ingot Vase, Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Artistic Unique Handmade Geometric Shape Sculptural Brass Ingot Vase, Studio Laf Dimensions: L 8 cm x H 30 cm Materials: Brushed Brass Available in Stainless Steel version.
Brass
Set of 2 Unique Handmade Geometric Shape Sculptural Brass Ingot Vase, Studio Laf
Located in Geneve, CH
Set of 2 Unique Handmade Geometric Shape Sculptural Brass Ingot Vases by Studio Laf Dimensions: L 8 cm x H 30 cm Materials: Brushed Brass Available in Stainless Steel version.
Brass
The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw sweeping social change and major scientific advances — both of which contributed to a new aesthetic: modernism. Rejecting the rigidity of Victorian artistic conventions, modernists sought a new means of expression. References to the natural world and ornate classical embellishments gave way to the sleek simplicity of the Machine Age. Architect Philip Johnson characterized the hallmarks of modernism as “machine-like simplicity, smoothness or surface [and] avoidance of ornament.”
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