Pebosto Bowl ClassiconBy taking one shape and playing with its properties, we have created a series of useful everyday objects. Each piece in this collection, while sharing the same foundational shape that draws its inspiration from the original Corker stool designed for the Serpentine Pavilion in 2012, has been uniquely scaled, stretched, or hollowed out to serve a variety of functions. Pebosto Bowl is designed in two parts that can be used separately or as a cohesive
adding an element of playfulness to its design
The original Unterlinden cast metal head element is the basis for the table lamp version
" Jacques Herzog 2023
The Nose to Tail chairs are sustainably driven furniture design objects
leaving behind traces and marks of use
sizes and solutions to suit their environment and represent our project favorites
In Collaboration with Artemide
as if the glass bead is hung by a glowing silk thread
The LED version of the lamp made with clear blown crystal glass was developed in collaboration with Regent in 2014
080-152 which began in the years 1992-96
Calder Gardens: Drawings and Texts by Jacques Herzog gives unique insights into the creative process that led to the architectural realization of the Calder Gardens in Philadelphia—a new cultural destination that brings together the architecture of Herzog & de Meuron and the garden design of Piet Oudolf to offer a space to discover the work of Alexander Calder
The stool was part of the overall concept of using cork
