Focus: Texture - Unexpected Objects That Beg for our Touch

EWE creates furnishings that double as art, using diverse techniques that blend primitive roughness with pristine surfaces.

Rough, mirrored, knurled, woven, hammered; these are just a few of the textures that designers coax from a material, creating unexpected objects that beg for our touch.
This month we've gathered a selection of Source studios who are masters of texture, offering new ways of seeing, and feeling, design.

Oaxacan based collective txt.ure utilizes pre-Columbian techniques to create liveable furniture pieces woven from the discarded leaves of the agave plant

Simon Johns' pieces reflect the pure and raw shapes of his surroundings, the secluded woods of southern Quebec

Utilizing rough-hewn and hand-wrought techniques, Peter Lane is a master of texture across pieces of all scales

Accessories

Eco

Furniture

Collective Design was launched in 2013 by architect Steven Learner and a visionary group of gallerists, curators, collectors and interior designers. As the design world has changed, the Collective Design vision has transformed and expanded to offer a more diverse platform dedicated to personal connection and cultivation of emerging talent. Collective Design offers exposure to a growing list of services for design professionals and the next generation of collector through Agency, Source, & Fair.

Focus: Texture - Unexpected Objects That Beg for our Touch

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