Our Fall 2026 furniture collection, Chroma, continues our exploration of diamond and pyramidal forms. The restrained material palette is limited to stained fir plywood, patinated bronze and naturally dyed, handwoven silk. Color is used vividly and intentionally to create a spectrum, defining the form itself. The materials feel continuous despite their different textures, bridging the contrast between the precise geometry of the wood, the organic warmth of the bronze and the tactile quality of the silk. 

The stool’s lumber and unique finish were salvaged from the dressing room of Anaïs Nin and Rupert Pole’s Los Angeles residence, designed by Eric Lloyd Wright. The casework and wall paneling throughout the house consist of douglas fir plywood, stained with a translucent reddish-purple finish, topped with a metallic wash. The house, for which Rupert Pole commissioned an addition following Nin’s passing, is currently being restored. Studio Ford paired this iridescent material with a two-tone silk woven in India for the seat’s cushion. The sharply tapered silhouette is consistent with Studio Ford’s motif also featured in their lamps and jewelry boxes.

Each piece is fabricated by hand in Los Angeles.

Textile: Handwoven plum two-tone mulberry silk 

Materials: Douglas fir plywood, silk

Size: 14.5 x 14.5 x 19

Lead time: Please inquire for accurate lead time

Limited edition of three

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