MID-CENTURY MODERN COLLECTION
YEAR 2019
WHITE HAND BLOWN GLASS
ANTIQUE BRASS FINISHED STAINLESS STEEL STRUCTURE
| IN | H | 90 | W | 44 | D | 41 | ||
| CM | H | 228.6 | W | 111.7 | D | 104.1 |
CUSTOM SIZE OR FINISH ON REQUEST
MADE IN INDIA
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Prateek Jain & Gautam Seth
Born NEW DELHI, India, 1978 & Born AMBALA CANTT, India, 1979
Founded by lead designers Prateek Jain and Gautam Seth, klove Studio plays with objects and light to explore form in different dimensions. Jain and Seth create extraordinary sculptural objects and lighting installations that transform space into surreal dimensions. Redefining the way luxury lighting is designed and produced in India, klove combines traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary vision and bold experimentation
In their emotional and evocative works, klove transcends boundaries — between past and present, form and function, humanity and nature — with the ineffable power of light. Jain and Seth are Exacting in their pursuit of perfection and are dedicated to making timeless, resonant Luxury lighting objects. Imbued with nuance and poetry, each piece is handmade to the highest standards by skilled glassblowers and fine artisans in India.
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MID-CENTURY MODERN COLLECTION
The MidCentury Modern collection by klove is inspired by the modernist metropolis Chandigarh. the dream city of India’s first Prime Minister, Chandigarh was planned by the ICONIC French architect Le Corbusier and urban designer Pierre Jeanneret. it is known as one of the best experiments in urban planning and modern architecture in the twentieth century in India. Honoring this magnificent city and its designers, the midcentury modern collection balances minimalist form with flawless technical execution
Like the city of Chandigarh itself, Each piece in the collection is distinctive in its tension between structure and fluidity, most clearly expressed in the juxtaposition of freeform glass and bold straight lines. the collection is handmade in India with the highest level of craftsmanship and traditional glassblowing techniques
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