“My aim is to bring organic elements from nature into our living space and link people back to their original environment.”
Daï Sugasawa takes his creativity from the power of different cultures. Born in 1977 in Japan, he started working with Christophe Pillet, before founding his own studio in Paris in 2010 and working on a freelance basis for Philippe Starck. Sugasawa feels one with nature and the culture of Asia in his work.
Ishino Coffee Table.
The lightness of stone.
The original beauty of naturally polished pebbles, as if shaped by wind and water, inspired the designer: large, organically hewn bodies seemingly floating on a dainty framework. Balancing lightness and volume, Ishino exudes calm and harmony.
Its effortless lightness can be seen in one peculiar detail: the pebble-like bodies look as if they’ve been dipped in liquid metal. Whether copper, bronze or brass, the outstanding craftsmanship of the fine metal surfaces of the cast tops lend the Ishino Table a special charm. Every table is unique. The poetry of pigments.
