Sarah Hopkinson Apartment
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Lucent Table
Case
The Lucent Tables by Case use right angles to create interesting internal partitions, which can be used to display objects, or store books and magazines. Classic and durable tempered glass celebrate its minimal and modern form, whilst the layering of transparencies and rounded corners allow a softness and ease - making them ideal for a variety of uses in the home, or within hotels and bars.
Matthew hilton
From an early age, Hilton was interested in painting, sculpture and architecture, and yet, the notion of being a "designer" didn't occur to him until it was suggested by a tutor at Portsmouth College of Art. The idea suited Hilton, who enrolled in the renowned Furniture and Design course at England's Kingston Polytechnic. After graduation he worked as an industrial designer and model maker until 1984 when he set up his own design studio/workshop. Two years later he launched a series of shelves at the Milan Furniture Fair, and in 1991 he designed the Balzac Armchair, which was first received with circumspect curiosity but then quickly embraced as a modern classic.
Since the Balzac, however, Hilton's work has taken on a less stylistic, more functional approach. He believes in creating furniture that people live with, and his inspiration often comes from long-established furniture forms. He now works to update and reinvent these forms, while keeping an eye on the future. In 2006, Hilton's Cross Extension Table won the annual Elle Decoration Design Award for Best in Furniture. The table showcases Hilton's advanced wood manufacturing techniques, as well as his sense of proportion, scale and functionality.
Matthew Hilton has learned from every piece he's designed, whether it was because it allowed him to work in a new material, with a new manufacturer or for stylistic reasons. "All of my pieces are loaded with meaning and memory and are very personal to me," says the British designer. Hilton, however, is quick to add that he doesn't believe in design movements, and instead prefers to think of the design process as part of the evolution of any object through history.
Small Side Table: L400mm x W280mm x H520mm
Large Side Table: L700mm x W350mm x H420mm
Coffee Table: L1100mm x W700mm x H320mm
Laptop Table: L500mm x W350mm x H605mm
Tempered Glass