Vigilia Leather & interior

Acrylic Lamp, France c. 1970

A bench that doesn’t just sit there. It makes a statement. Minimalist? Yes. Monumental? Absolutely
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Our ball chair is a balance of bold curves with quiet simplicity. A seat that makes you pause.
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Our Razor chair -
A study in curves and balance. Where geometry meets softness, and the ordinary transforms into an object of quiet intrigue.
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Ceramic Sculptural Art by
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“Ken Eastman is an alchemist potter. He shapes things out of clay, puts them through the fire of the kiln and of his imagination, translating the stuff of earth into something translucent, transcendent, so that, to echo Seamus Heaney’s startling words from ‘Seeing Things’,
..in that utter visibility, the stone’s alive with what’s invisible.”
— Jane McCabe
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Keeping it sleek and simple. Chrome elements with leather base.
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The Ball Chair from our cream collection.
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A little playful, a little sculptural—definitely a chair that knows how to make itself seen.
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is an American sculptor and designer based in Ojai, CA and Pavones, Costa Rica. His collections of and are influenced by his immersion in the natural world and through an intellectual inquiry into the nature of things.
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Step up your seating game with this chic, crocodile-textured chair. Perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to any room, its sleek design and bold pattern make it a standout piece.
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Clare Grill, “Copper” (2015)
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Clare Grill’s oil-on-linen paintings explore abstract forms derived from perceptual experiences. The works highlight Grill’s nuanced use of color and texture, with titles referencing natural elements. Each piece presents a unique formal pattern, demonstrating immense tonal variation. Grill’s paintings stand out for their curvilinear forms and seamless integration of paint and support, offering a visual respite from the digital age’s image feeds and emphasizing real-time tactile experiences.
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