Showrooms
De Sousa Hughes
San Francisco Design Center
2 Henry Adams Street
Showroom 320
San Francisco Design Center
2 Henry Adams Street
Showroom 320
San Francisco, CA 94103
United States
Thomas Lavlin
Pacific Design Center
8687 Melrose Avenue, Suite B31
Pacific Design Center
8687 Melrose Avenue, Suite B31
West Hollywood, CA 90069
United States
MOD
The Denver Design District
601 South Broadway
Suite W
The Denver Design District
601 South Broadway
Suite W
Denver, CO 80209
United States
Thomas Lavlin
Laguna Design Center
23811 Aliso Creek Road, Suite 139
Laguna Design Center
23811 Aliso Creek Road, Suite 139
Laguna Niguel, CA 92677
United States
Horta Three Leg Console
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Description
Cutting edge technology and traditional craftsmanship come together seamlessly in the Horta Collection. Brining Art Deco into the 21st century, this paired down affirmation of this sensual movement now past; is driven by cutting edge algorithm based generative form finding.
The sinuous leg is created with the assistance of 3D printing juxtaposed with age old hand investment casting techniques combined with the touch of skilled craftsmen. The Horta embodies the future whilst embracing the semantics of historical reference. Available with either one or three cast bronze legs, topped with a marble of your choosing.
NOTE: Price is based on standard finish selection. For full list of finish options and pricing please contact Atelier Purcell or you local Showroom. -
More Information
Documentation: Makers Label/Invoice Period: New Materials: Hand Patinated Metal, Marble Condition: New. Creation Date: 2020 Styles / Movements: Modern, Contemporary, Art Deco Lead Time: 12-14 weeks Dealer Reference #: HT-ET-02 Incollect Reference #: 434552 -
Dimensions
W. 90 in; H. 33.5 in; D. 15.5 in; W. 228.6 cm; H. 85.09 cm; D. 39.37 cm;
Message from Seller:
Founder of his eponymous London, Los Angeles and New York City based global architectural interiors practice, Alexander Purcell was first driven to launch the Atelier Purcell furniture and lighting collection to grant new life to the bespoke designs he had created for his projects. “The ability to refine and iterate design ideas more rapidly brings a playfulness to creating furniture - the constraints of architectural construction don’t apply,” he says.