Seed TableSeed takes its name from seed crystalsthe microscopic structures that catalyze the formation of larger crystalline systems. I was drawn to this concept as a way to explore nature not through the expected lens of the organic or living, but through the mineral and structural. Seed asks what it means to be a natural form when that form is not soft, fluid, or biological, but geometric, ordered, and crystalline. Seed reimagines the natural as something

the look is sharp and sophisticated

wooden Guéridon table for the University of Paris in 1949

Thanks to its modular nature

Linde Freya Tangelder decided to address these characteristics through their opposite

collide with a physical and tactile reality

Stanley Kubrick pictured the future of the year 2001

I imagine it crosses their lips

like snow melting in springtime

In this way it was a true collaboration in that both John and Bec were responding to each other’s vision while leaving room for their own

which substitutes the austerity factor and introducing a number of relaxing and reassuring solutions for your living room

would be a very large fixture

leaving room for small colored details that catch the eye with distant Bauhaus references