Lunar Sofa

The Lunar Sofa is designed by Space Copenhagen for Stellar Works.  Inspired by the legendary Chinese goddess of the moon, the sofa exudes feminine charm with its gentle curves and also an air of studied coolness with its straight wooden legs; a perfect marriage of oriental inspirations with contemporary Nordic design.  The Lunar sofa is fully upholstered with cushion pads on the seat as well as the back, ideal for uses where comfort is as important as style.

Utility Armchair U

This durable seating series combines comfort with practicality and a highly sophisticated take on the enduringly popular industrial aesthetic. Incorporating a range of lounge chairs, armchairs and stools, the Utility collection is (as its name suggests) utilitarian in its references, while also featuring a palette of old-world and luxurious materials. The end result is a set of elegant and versatile pieces that fit seamlessly and gracefully into any environment, from high-end hospitality to residential projects.

QT Side Table

With a glance at mid century design and a contemporary mix of materials, this QT coffee table ticks all the right boxes in Nic Graham’s QT series. The Australian designer places a tray-style veneer tabletop on a powder-coated steel base with a final style fillip of brass-plated connectors. As rendered by Stellar Works with its impressive craftsmanship, QT strikes a timely note of appealingly casual luxury.

Kyoto Floor Lamp

This series of floor lamps in natural ash is a tribute to both the historic woodcraft of Kyoto and the early years of Japanese aviation. The lamps’ structure invokes the intricacy of Japanese toy aeroplanes – in particular the Yoshida Hishou, an A-shaped plane fitted with two reverse propellers that successfully crossed Tokyo’s Sumida River in a 1911 model-aircraft contest.

The shade is created using Japan’s Unesco-listed washi paper, by the craftspeople of Kyoto, traditional makers of Japan’s distinctive wagasa (umbrellas made with washi and bamboo). Emitting a gentle, warm-toned light and creating a soft shadow play, the Kyoto Lamp enhances interiors through both its form and effect.

Risom Shelves

The Risom Shelves was originally designed by Jens Risom and has been recently reissued by Stellar Works. The distinctive mid-century style of the freestanding shelving unit, with its focus on simplicity and functionality, marks it out as a true modern classic. This compact bookcase combines 4 open shelves with two drawer compartments, the latter featuring cut-out drawer fronts, which gives the bookcase a sense of lightness.

The Risom Shelves is a timeless classic which works well in living rooms or studies at home and in commercial spaces such as offices, lobbies, receptions and other communal lounging areas.

Stellar Works Mandarin Bench

The collection finds inspiration in the harmony and balance between classical forms and mid-century aesthetics. Neri&Hu have translated these into the design of a table and chairs following Asian temple design typologies: the sphere which symbolises the temple of Heaven versus the square form represented by the temple of Earth.

Utility Long Mirror

This durable seating series combines comfort with practicality and a highly sophisticated take on the enduringly popular industrial aesthetic. Incorporating a range of lounge chairs, barstools and stools, the Utility collection is (as its name suggests) utilitarian in its references, while also featuring a palette of old-world and luxurious materials.

The end result is a set of elegant and versatile pieces that fit seamlessly and gracefully into any environment, from high-end hospitality to residential projects.

Utility Round Mirror

Round wall-mounted framed mirror, solid wood frame, stainless steel brass finish, design by Neri&Hu Design and Research Office.‎ This durable seating series combines comfort with practicality and a highly sophisticated take on the enduringly popular industrial aesthetic.‎ Incorporating a range of lounge chairs, bar stools and stools, the Utility collection is (as its name suggests) utilitarian in its references, while also featuring a palette of old-world and luxurious materials.‎ The end result is a set of elegant and versatile pieces that fit seamlessly and gracefully into any environment, from high-end hospitality to residential projects.