Contemporary Side Table 'Collar', 2019
Limited edition
Concrete, Stainless Steel, Powder Steel
Made to order: 8-9 Weeks
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Due to the hand made nature of the work, no two cores will be the same, making each one unique
CM H 45 W 45 Diameter 45
IN H 17.72 W 17.72 Diameter 17.72
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Contemporary Side Table 'Collar', 2019
“I loved the idea of creating a shape through the method of reduction, rather than the use of a mould because it brings out the honest nature of concrete. I want to see imperfections and blemishes, that is where the beauty lies.”
The common thread between the pieces of the Core Collection is the use of an over-sized concrete base, shaped in various ways to support a light and more refined top. The use of different materials creates a conversation between each of them; the juxtaposition of heavy and light, positive and negative, and the floating shapes that have been designed to strike the right balance.
Oliver Whyte
Oliver Whyte is a multidisciplinary design studio established by Ross Robertson, focusing on contemporary furniture design, limited edition objects and interior-architecture.
Guided by Ross’s background in architecture, Oliver Whyte’s design philosophy is rooted in the use of strong forms, clean lines and rich materials taken from his built environment. All Oliver Whyte pieces are handmade in South Africa by highly skilled artisans – combining their passion with his design, to form a truly unique object.
The spatial design studio within Oliver Whyte encompasses everything from concept design development and architectural solutions, to interior architecture and custom design for the residential, retail and hospitality industry.
Oliver Whyte’s aim for perfection is constant and is apparent even in designs aiming for imperfection – this can be seen in the exploration and deconstruction of raw materials to harness a new beauty.
Read moreOliver Whyte Studio
Oliver Whyte is a multidisciplinary design studio established by Ross Robertson, focusing on contemporary furniture design, limited edition objects and interior-architecture.
Guided by Ross’s background in architecture, Oliver Whyte’s design philosophy is rooted in the use of strong forms, clean lines and rich materials taken from his built environment. All Oliver Whyte pieces are handmade in South Africa by highly skilled artisans – combining their passion with his design, to form a truly unique object.The spatial design studio within Oliver Whyte encompasses everything from concept design development and architectural solutions, to interior architecture and custom design for the residential, retail and hospitality industry.
Oliver Whyte’s aim for perfection is constant and is apparent even in designs aiming for imperfection – this can be seen in the exploration and deconstruction of raw materials to harness a new beauty.
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