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Deneb Teak Table – 63×35

Pete — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 14:13:21 +0000

The simplicity of the Deneb Teak Table (2003) celebrates materials in their purest form, combining an austere aluminum frame with smooth, slatted teak. The frame is assembled from four components, precision engineered to fit seamlessly together in support of the broad tabletop. Its clean-cut v-shaped legs are configured to increase the stability of the table and to allow two or more tables to be put together to create a unified ensemble. The Teak Table can be used indoors and out to seat eight.…read more

Zero Table – 35.5 in

Pete — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 21:52:07 +0000

Jess Gasca’s Zero Table (1995) embodies the level of design, materials and craftsmanship of a modern classic. The softly beveled tabletop, available in a range of natural wood veneers, has an elegant lightness of form that suits interiors both private and public. The central column is matte anodized aluminum, while the steel base is sandblasted and then chromed for maximum durability. Plastic glides under the base help protect floors. Designed to pair with Gasca’s Globus Chair, the Zero Table…read more

Atlas Narrow 3 Drawer Dresser

Pete — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 02:52:57 +0000

A hallmark of Jess Gasca’s work is versatility, and his Atlas Collection (1992) is no exception. Available in a wide range of sizes, the Atlas Collection can serve as case goods, bedside tables, workspace storage, even as an extra spot for towels and linens in the bathroom. (Though moisture will not harm the Atlas pieces, they should be protected from direct water.) Fully finished on all sides, Atlas can float in a room. The sides are made from painted MDF and the tops, backs and drawer faces are crafted…read more

Malena Armchair – Leather

Pete — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 17:20:58 +0000

Jon Gasca’s Malena Armchair (1997) has character and detail that stand out from every angle. Two sweeping back legs frame a distinctive ladder back, which lightens the normally heavy form of most upholstered club chairs. The solid beech wood frame is available either in wenge or white and the graceful curve of the back slats provides excellent lumbar support. The seat and back cushions follow the contours of the chair and are tightly tailored in soft, durable fabric upholstery. Two or more Male…read more

Malena Armchair – Grade 1

Pete — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 15:52:44 +0000

The Malena Chair has character and detail that stand out from every angle. Two sweeping back legs frame a distinctive ladder back, which lightens the normally heavy form of most upholstered club chairs. The graceful curve of the back slats provides excellent lumbar support. The seat and back cushions follow the contours of the chair and are tightly tailored in soft Kvadrat Flora fabric. Two or more Malena Chairs arranged side by side create a theater seating effect. Aluminum trim finishes each l…read more

Sapporo – Frosted Doors, 1 pair

Pete — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 21:31:22 +0000

The Sapporo Shelving System by Jess Gasca combines the elegant minimalism of Japanese design with Spains technically refined modernism to produce a system of case goods that meets a multiplicity of needs in a gracious and flexible format. Inspired by the ethereal snows of Sapporo, Japan, and adding to DWRs growing array of Stua items, the Sapporo can be configured and reconfigured with ease. The system can be taken apart and restacked up to 5 high, allowing it to evolve with your changing nee…read more

Zero Table – 31.5 in Glass Top

Pete — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 13:26:04 +0000

Jess Gasca’s Zero Table (1995) embodies the level of design, materials and craftsmanship of a modern classic. The 12mm-thick tempered glass top, which is adhered to the central column using an ultra-violet light process, has an elegant airiness of form that suits interiors both private and public. The column is matte anodized aluminum, while the steel base is sandblasted and then chromed for maximum durability. Plastic guides under the base protect floors. Designed to pair with Gasca’s Globus…read more

Onda Counter Stool

Pete — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 18:15:54 +0000

DWR is pleased to present the latest refined and visionary design from

Stua:

the Onda Stool (2006). The work of Stua founder Jess Gasca, the Onda Stool mimics the curves of the human body. By incorporating these wave-like shapes into his design, Gasca has created a seat that delivers a glove-like fit and lumbar support as it hugs the small of the back. The elegant solution employs an extra soft rubber “skin” over the swiveling seat shell, with both elements molded simultaneously for superior du…read more

Sapporo Shelving, Two High

Pete — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 21:04:25 +0000

The Sapporo Shelving System by Jess Gasca combines the elegant minimalism of Japanese design with Spain’s technically refined modernism to produce a system of case goods that meets a multiplicity of needs in a gracious and flexible format. Inspired by the ethereal snows of Sapporo, Japan, and adding to DWR’s growing array of Stua items, the Sapporo System is made from identical independent units. Beginning with the One High unit, which sits on a steel base, Sapporo can grow to 5 units high. L…read more

Egoa Task Chair Soft Wheels – Fabric Tonus

Pete — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 22:58:00 +0000

Josep Mora’s Egoa Task Chair (1991) uses the same comfort-driven ergonomics of the Egoa Armchair, but adds casters and height-adjustability to create lightly scaled office seating solution. An ingeniously hinged seat and back move easily with the body, inviting users to adopt a dynamic sitting posture and allowing free range of movement. The Egoa Task Chair features self-breaking casters to prevent roll-aways and the gas piston easily moves the seat height from 17″ to 22.5″. Available in a rang…read more