Arp Sofa Kose almost as light as a

almost as light as a feather

Matte Clay

The sideboard's slatted front echoes the concertina effect of its bi-fold doors

the absence of sharp edges conveys the nightstand’s impressive ergonomic function

which lends the surface perfection while enhancing it with emotion

Arp Sofa Kose almost as light as aGerman French artist Jean (Hans) Arp (1886 1966) recognized a humans need for silence and feared its disappearance from the modern world: Soon silence will have passed into legend. Man has turned his back on silence. In 1942, he dedicated one of his most famous sculptures, Sculpture de Silence, Corneille to the virtue of quietude. Its curvaceous shape and the underlying ideas, inspired Sebastian Herkner to design his modular and versatile Arp