doshi levien: chandigarh sofa for moroso

the vanity is a geometric amalgamation of shapes based on the daily ritual of dressing and grooming oneself.

the four glass shelves of varying lengths can be slid into the unit either from the left or right. the door is mirrored from both sides. depending on your preference, the door can open from either the left or right side.

the underlying idea of the fabric came from folded graph paper, which brings to mind mathematical and scientific images.

the collection of delicate pieces rejects traditional glassblowing techniques, embracing instead the irregularities typically considered defects within the craft.

a graphic interpretation of bobbins -- a large pin used in the process of making lace -- is the idea behind the spindles on the lounger and armchair design. 

a porous and partially permeable wall conveys the flexibility of marble and the possibilities of its use, as light and shadow change the visual weight of the heavy material.