Assembled and finished in New York, Apparatus Studio’s Segment 6 dining table pairs a translucent resin base with brass hardware. A colored lacquer table top (here in oxblood, but also available in black, cinnabar, green and ivory) more than punctuates the piece—it toys with the idea of density and form. The surfaces are all lustrous, making the made-to-order work something quite extraordinary.
Cut from a single wood board, this sweet three-legged side table is reminiscent of a pooch’s figure—hence, of course, the name. Also functional as a stool, the table’s available in three sizes and six different colorways. It’s a sustainable piece of furniture that adds a little whimsy without becoming gimmicky—and it’s certainly requires less upkeep than a furry friend.
Victorinox may be best known as the makers of the original Swiss Army knife, but their product categories certainly do not stop there. They’ve long produced well-received watches, and recently launched into luggage, apparel and more—but a new collaboration with LA-based furniture designer Stephen Kenn demonstrates a commitment to furniture as well. The impressive three-piece collection—part of the Victorinox’s Makers series—features walnut wood, steel (in …
