STUDIO MVW
XiangSheng I Side Table #3
2015
Oxidized bronze and brushed bronze
Oxidized bronze and brushed bronze
H 24.5 x L 19 x W 11.75 in
H 62 x L 48 x W 30 cm
H 62 x L 48 x W 30 cm
Limited edition of 8 + 4 AP
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'XiangSheng I' Side Table #3 combines brushed bronze with a refined champagne color and oxidized bronze with a deep Etruscan green patina. This collectible design is part of the ‘XiangSheng’...
'XiangSheng I' Side Table #3 combines brushed bronze with a refined champagne color and oxidized bronze with a deep Etruscan green patina. This collectible design is part of the ‘XiangSheng’ furniture collection by much acclaimed duo Studio MVW. 'XiangSheng I' Side Table #3 is exclusively produced and sold by Galerie BSL in a limited edition of 8 pieces + 4 artist proofs. Pricing does not include 20% VAT applicable in the EU only.
At the heart of ‘XiangSheng’ is an exploration into how solid and void can join in perfect unity to become functional, useful, and inspirational. In the West, a solid object is seen in terms of material and form and admired for that. In the East, the concept of the void is meaningful, and can be traced back to Taoist philosophy to represent the spirit empty of thought, a quiet, patient place from which the subliminal can flow. As such, their design sensitively crosses cultures, connecting Eastern and Western aesthetics and practices in a collection which has earned mutual appeal.
Founded in Shanghai by Chinese designer Xu Ming and French architect Virginie Moriette, Studio MVW is known for their sculptural, architectural forms and ability to subtly connect contemporary Western and Eastern aesthetics. With over twenty years of experience in architecture, interior and furniture design, Studio MVW has won numerous awards in Asia and Europe, including the Architectural Digest AD China 100 Design Talents Award (2017, 2015 and 2013); Wallpaper* Design Award (2018, 2014); ELLE Decoration International Design Award (2013).
At the heart of ‘XiangSheng’ is an exploration into how solid and void can join in perfect unity to become functional, useful, and inspirational. In the West, a solid object is seen in terms of material and form and admired for that. In the East, the concept of the void is meaningful, and can be traced back to Taoist philosophy to represent the spirit empty of thought, a quiet, patient place from which the subliminal can flow. As such, their design sensitively crosses cultures, connecting Eastern and Western aesthetics and practices in a collection which has earned mutual appeal.
Founded in Shanghai by Chinese designer Xu Ming and French architect Virginie Moriette, Studio MVW is known for their sculptural, architectural forms and ability to subtly connect contemporary Western and Eastern aesthetics. With over twenty years of experience in architecture, interior and furniture design, Studio MVW has won numerous awards in Asia and Europe, including the Architectural Digest AD China 100 Design Talents Award (2017, 2015 and 2013); Wallpaper* Design Award (2018, 2014); ELLE Decoration International Design Award (2013).