The article reflects on the evolution of desk design throughout history, highlighting the contrast between modern technology-driven furnishings and the refined aesthetics of mid-century modernism, exemplified by the Samy Desk by Milena Denis Polania. It also showcases the intricate work of ceramicist Zizipho Poswa, whose sculptures honor Xhosa women's heritage. Additionally, it discusses Raquel Pacchini's Uneven wall wood rug that blurs the lines between art and design, showcasing how textiles have regained cultural significance, creating visual dialogue and perception challenges in contemporary interiors.
What’s more, the delicately curved metallic belt around the base corresponds to the line created by a seemingly floating surface for a level of refinement unmatched by today’s smart desks.
Raquel Pacchini’s Uneven wall wood rug happily debuts on the heels of textiles having returned to the zeitgeist as must-have pieces of wall-hung art.
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