Items in this furniture range
by Paris-based artist & designer Arik
Levy have wooden bases inspired by traditional Japanese footwear. Arik Levy
modelled the elevated solid oak bases of the sideboards and sofas on geta
sandals, which are made of flat planks raised on wooden teeth. Modular
sideboards come in different configurations of cupboards, shelves and drawers
and can be customised with a range of timbers, veneers and painted lacquers.
Geta seating systems are also modular, available as an armchair or sofa with
foam and fibre cushions plus optional storage arms or tables. The furniture
range is currently in production with British brand Modus and will be shown at
Edit by designjunction in Milan
next month. [1]
Artist, technician,
photographer, designer, filmmaker, Levy's skills are multi-disciplinary and his
work can be seen in prestigious galleries and museums worldwide. Best known publicly
for his sculptures, such as his signature Rock pieces, his installations,
limited editions and design, Levy nevertheless feels "The world is about
people, not objects." Hailing
originally from Israel and
moving to Europe after his first participation in a group sculpture exhibition
in Tel-Aviv in 1988, Levy currently works in his studio in Paris . Read an interview with Arik Levy over
at designboom here.
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