Pasto Dining Table console The Daimonji Hill drawings are

The Daimonji Hill drawings are a new addition to the Kyoto print collection already published by the Wrong Shop (The Monkeys and Kamo series)

This barstool was originally designed in 1908 by August Thonet

which allows directing the light source to the walls or to the environment

enamel paint and natural cow hide

an artistic trend of the last century

Pasto Dining Table console The Daimonji Hill drawings areA sculptural furniture collection cast in aluminum using native Pampas grasses as lost molds. Rooted in Argentinas landscape and cultural heritage, PASTO transforms wild, non commercial grasseslike Cebadilla Criollainto functional forms. Each piece begins with dried grass, meticulously arranged and buried in earth to create a mold that disintegrates as molten aluminum fills its void. The result: enduring artifacts that embody a fleeting natural form,