
umbra shift debuts inaugural collection during 2014 ICFF
the inaugural collection features new work by lukas peet, paul loebach, MSDS, fugitive glue, hlynur atlason, philippe malouin, harry allen, albert lee and pieces from umbra's in-house studio.
umbra shift debuts inaugural collection at ICFF
‘coil stool’ by harry allen, ‘pleated dish, vase & planter’ by MSDS
all images courtesy umbra © post projects
during the occasion of ICFF in new york, toronto-based company umbra presents the inaugural collection by umbra shift. focusing on contemporary influences in the design community, the series features new work by lukas peet, paul loebach, MSDS, fugitive glue, hlynur atlason, philippe malouin, harry allen, albert lee and pieces from umbra’s in-house studio. ‘the result is a collection that expresses diverse points of view,’ explains tom chung, umbra shift director, ‘yet sits together with a shared belief in ideas that are functional, familiar and forward thinking.’ the catalog of products introduces the intersection between hand-craft with new materials, providing a range of objects that each designer would want to give or use at home.

‘spoon clock by albert lee, ‘hanger chair’ by philippe malouin, ‘brick lamp’ by philippe malouin
video courtesy umbra shift

‘asymmetrical candle holders’ by lukas peet, ‘roll bottle opener’ by umbra studio, ‘nest caddy’ by umbra studio

‘nest caddy’ by umbra studio, ‘pleated dish, vase & planter’ by MSDS, ‘hot/cold carafe’ by umbra studio,
‘wedge shoehorn’ by umbra studio, ‘coiled stool’ by harry allen

‘felt house sleepers’ by fugitive glue

‘asymmetrical candle holders by lukas peet

‘cup lamp’ by paul loebach

‘nest caddy’ by umbra studio

‘knob spice grinder’ by umbra studio

‘above floor mat’ by hlynur atlason

‘spoon clock’ by albert lee

‘hanger chair’ by philippe malouin
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