Galerie Pradier-Jeauneau’s Future of Furniture at PAD London
“We are the future of furniture,” says the duo behind Galerie Pradier-Jeauneau in Paris.
From Paris to London.
PAD London
Futuristic Designs: The Charles Burnand Gallery at PAD London
Furniture made from lunar lava is only one of the stars of this show.
Furniture made from lunar lava is only one of the stars of this show.
A Presentation of George Nakashima’s Exceptional Woodworks at PAD London
Gallery BR has been collecting pieces from the American multidisciplinary for the last year and a half.
At PAD London, ardent collectors of the legendary craftsman’s work will have the opportunity to give new life to a sought-after George Nakashima creation by visiting the booth of Gallery BR, which makes its debut at the design fair this year.
New Pieces in Bryan O’Sullivan Studio’s Vintage-Inspired Collection Come to PAD London
The studio’s debut at the collectible art fair is a highly anticipated event.
Bryan O’Sullivan Studio’s designs can be found at five-star addresses, including luxury yachts, resplendent penthouses, and high-end hotels.
PAD London Hosts the World’s Best-Kept Secret in Interior Design
A sneak preview of the Brazil Modernist booth.
Meet Brazil Modernist—a Paris-based gallery making its debut at PAD London this year and spreading the word about Brazilian modernism.
PAD London Presents an Artist’s Surreal, Tech-Driven Designs
Stepping into the Yoomoota Universe.
Taras Yoom makes his debut at PAD London this year with an exhibition that features biomorphic, surrealist, and whimsical objects.
A Parisian Gallery That Spotlights Emerging Designers Debuts at PAD London
A look at the Theoreme Editions gallery booth at the collectible art design fair.
Theoreme Editions releases tightly curated collections of numbered and limited editions
PAD London Highlights British Glasswork
Peter Layton – London Glassblowing presents glassblowers Tim Rawlinson and Louis Thompson.
Glassblowing as an art form.
PAD London: Marks of Existence at Movimento Gallery
The London and Milan-based gallery makes its debut at the London collectible design fair.
The gallery will celebrate “the beauty, unpredictability, and irreproducibility of natural materials.”
