Tatjana von Stein’s furniture is a sophisticated mix of curves and dynamic forms
Tatjana von Stein reveals ‘Mise en Scène’, a furniture collection which unites dynamic movement with precise engineering
Curves and dynamic forms define Tatjana von Stein’s new furniture collection ‘Mise en Scène’. Inspired by the art of dance, her collection merges the boundaries between precision and creativity, fluidity and functionality.
The collection comprises a bar cabinet, a sofa, an armchair, a large dining table, a coffee table, two side tables and a screen, each piece making a subtle statement within a space. To keep an organic feel, von Stein focused on a rich colour palette and carefully selected materials including lacquered glass, fabric and stainless steel to recreate flowing curves and movement within each piece.
Tatjana von Stein reveals Mise en Scène
'Sectional Sofa', from £15,965 'Glass Coffee Table', from £10,030 'Pointe Side Table' from £5,865 and 'Fabric Screen' from £28,295
Founded in 2016, the London-based design studio formerly known as Stella Concept, is best recognised for its interior design projects. Now, von Stein has made the seamlessly natural next step in releasing her own furniture line.
‘I have always aspired to create my own line which would reflect my personal approach to design,’ said von Stein. ‘Interiors and furniture have such a strong influence on people's emotions and behaviour and with Mis en Scène I draw on my own cultural and artistic inspirations to explore this further.’
'Pointe Side Table' from £5,865 and 'Armchair' from £9,723
The table series including the ‘Glass Coffee Table’, ‘Pointe Table’, ‘Glass Dining Table’ and ‘Glass Round Coffee Table’ complement each other's forms, crafted from Walnut Burr wood, Honey oak green and black lacquered glass, with stainless steel trims. The soft furnishings include the ‘Three-piece Sofa’, an ‘Armchair’ and ‘The Sofa’ which include modern steel detailing around a curved design which acts as a comfortable embrace. ‘The Bar’ and ‘ Fabric Screen’ add an Art Deco touch to the collection.
'Dining Table' from £22,785
The eight-piece collection is a reflection of Von Stein's design process and philosophy; collaborating with key artisans which value quality and transparency, the use of responsible materials and ethical sourcing, and open honesty on the brands impact and carbon footprint. Continuing to strive for a positive change within the design industry, a portion of the profit from each sale is donated to Royal Society of Arts.
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Inside of 'Bar'
'Bar' from £40,530
Tianna Williams is Wallpaper’s staff writer. When she isn’t writing extensively across varying content pillars, ranging from design and architecture to travel and art, she also helps put together the daily newsletter. She enjoys speaking to emerging artists, designers and architects, writing about gorgeously designed houses and restaurants, and day-dreaming about her next travel destination.
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