Utopia furniture Hancock Shaker Village
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Furniture Utopia Hancock Shaker Village
before See the photo furniture Utopia, which we first spotted Sight Unseen OFFSITE, is a minimalist collection created in collaboration with the Hancock Shaker Village and Mt. Lebanon Shaker Museum with 12 renowned international designers. A one-week workshop was conducted at two sites in Shaker preserved, allowing designers to access vast archives of objects, as well as a dialogue with the museum's curators.
Daybed by Darin Montgomery
Often considered the first minimalist, the Shakers and their furniture have inspired countless modernist and contemporary designers worldwide. However, their presence is limited to a small number in the US sites, and people rarely have the opportunity to interact and experience of these pieces in person.
The Utopia Furniture mission is to provide designers with direct exposure to the original Shaker artifacts, and therefore invited twelve designers from six countries to produce designs that reflect the ingenuity and Shaker aesthetic objects in modern forms.
Handy Rakes Christopher Specce
Brush study by Zoë Mowat
Chandelier by Tom Bonamici
table Sister by studio Tolvanen
Brother Shelf by studio Tolvanen
Table Trestle by studio Gorm
Rocking chair by studio Gorm
Bench by studio Gorm
Baskets by studio Gorm
Norm Shaker Deck by Norm Architects
Woven stool Ladies & Gentlemen
workstation by Ladies & Gentlemen studio
wooden Boxes by Jonah Takagi
Shaker Toolbox by Hallgeir Homstvedt
Doverail mirror and Doverail -Shelf by Hallgeir Homstvedt
stove President & Domino coat by Gabriel Tan
Petal Baskets by Gabriel Tan
bumpers Brothers Gabriel Tan
Brothers Bench by Gabriel Tan
Dustpan by Darin Montgomery
Handy Ladder folding Christopher Specce
Handy Ladder folding Christopher Specce
Sweeper Handy Christopher Specce
Handy Scraper Christopher Specce
Photography by Charlie Schuck and Natasha Felker.
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