Kombi

Techno Loafer by Xandre Kriel.

Part sculpture, part lounge chair, a monolithic base of raw waxed steel holds a single continuous curve of soft, undulating rubber in perfect tension. Guided by gravity and informed by the Japanese joinery technique of Sashimono, the chair is assembled using only two bolts.

Industrial materials become unexpectedly tactile: geometric steel, waxed rubber, weight, tension, softness. Despite its austere form the chair offers an unexpectedly comfortable seat — a piece designed as much for contemplation as for repose.

Made to order. Email [email protected] to inquire

Bower X Spectrum Lattice Mirrors opening reception this evening 🥂 in the gorgeous Mociun/Bower Showroom - 683 Driggs Ave, BK

Escape the rain with us for a few hours 🌈 to toast the beautiful new collection. Wines provided by



A collaboration produced by Kombi

The loveseat rose to popularity in wealthy Victorian homes — heavily padded, upholstered “courting benches” or tête-à-tête chairs designed so couples could sit close enough to whisper, but still behave.

Bofred’s Moore Bench feels like the loveseat’s contemporary heir — a little straight-laced in proportion, but with undeniable bedroom energy.

Valentine’s Day approved 🩵

Details of the X Lattice Mirrors, previewed at last Sept.

More to come soon…

Photography:

Will happily suffer the cold for this winter light.

Mohair rugs by .h_mohair beautifully captured by . Handwoven in the Karoo, where the mohair is sourced, the studio uses a specific yarn best suited to rug-making that is durable yet incredibly soft underfoot.

Frances also works with clients on unique custom designs - get in touch with us to inquire about lead times & pricing.