Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect who left an incredible legacy to the community, that lives on through Zaha Hadid Architects. The buildings of the designer are distinctively neo-futuristic, characterized by the “powerful, curving forms of her elongated structures” with “multiple perspective points and fragmented geometry to evoke the chaos of modern life”. However, it’s the interiors we’re focusing on today – have a look and enjoy!

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Inspired by its peculiar shape, Anguis is a modular and adaptable sofa – built to take a variety of profiles without losing its comfortable and luxurious facet. The skin that covers it reflects the refinement of its manufacture and ensures high levels of strength and durability, while the lacquered wood conveys a sense of refinement in the details.

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The Turner pendant lamp is an Art Deco lighting fixture handmade in brass and aluminum that boasts all the most special elements of this design movement. The body has five gold-plated finished movable arcs, which can all be rotated into the desired position, giving this modern pendant lamp a sense of fun.

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We are pleased to show you how elegance is exemplified in this table’s understated simplicity. As a tribute to embellishment or ornamentation, we designed the Flourish pedestal table – a fascinating piece of furniture that will look stunningly in your living room. Made from mahogany with a high gloss black lacquer base.

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The Maya civilization had maize as one of the primary elements of their culture. Personified as a woman, Maya’s Maize God was the inspiration behind the Maya armchair. With legs in matte aged brass, this velvet accent chair has the sensual and delicate forms of the goddess, making it the perfect seating solution for an elegant living room set.

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