Wrongwoods Table

Sebastian Wrong & Richard Woods

Richard Woods’ strikingly colourful woodgrain block prints are applied to Sebastian Wrong’s utilitarian furniture – reminiscent of mid-century designs – in this seminal collaboration between artist and designer.

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L2000mm

D900mm

white with green

L2000mm

D900mm

white with black

L2000mm

D900mm

five colour Palm Springs

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Design:
2017

Description:
Dining table

Dimensions:
L2000mm × D900mm × H765mm

Materials:
Plywood, timber, paint, clear lacquer

Colour:
Five colour Palm Springs, white with green, white with black

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The distinctive patterns of the Wrongwoods range are created by hand using individual wood blocks, giving each piece a unique character.

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Journal Entries

Estd Journal 03 2007 Richard Woods 4 Copy

A Fondness for Prints

British artist Richard Woods’ canvas is any structural surface; walls, floors, house and store facades, even courtyards. To these Woods applies his signature prints — motifs of classic patterns, architectural details, pastiche decoration — all giant patterns repeatedly screen printed onto laminated boards and employed in vast wall to wall or floor to ceiling installations.

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Capture The Moment: A Glimpse into Everyday Life Now

Asked to offer a glimpse into their world, our family of designers kindly captured their moment in pictures, sounds and videos to build a collective project on Instagram over the past month.