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A Fresh Take On Classic Furniture

A Fresh Take On Classic Furniture

anaca studio knows there’s no need to cocoon yourself in dark colours, hibernating over the cooler months. Instead, why not liven the mood with some fresh takes on classic pieces.

In a nod to her European heritage (it may be Autumn here in Australia, but it’s Spring in Europe!) Anne-Claire of anaca studio has launched a pastel green version of the Camille sofa – a classic design in a fresh, trans-seasonal colourway, for a relaxed look no matter the weather.

This fresh green Camille, along with the rest of the anaca studio furniture collection, are given a fresh focus in these new colours. A modernist-inspired home designed by Damien Lui from Honto Architecture provides an elegant yet relaxed setting that perfectly complements the furniture’s style.

“From a designer’s perspective, I’ve enjoyed playing with colour and context to reframe Anaca Studio’s range, which is exceptionally adaptable” says Anne-Claire, “I was inspired by a fresh palette and wanted to dress the Camille sofa in a lighter colour to show its versatility. While I love the more masculine and luxurious vibes of the classic Navy blue, this fresh green gives the Camille a gentler, more relaxed character.”

anaca studio designs versatile, sustainably-produced pieces designed to last a lifetime. Their home wares come in all kinds of aesthetically minimalist aesthetics, offering cool comfort throughout the seasons.

“I’m inspired by minimalism, modernism, and simplicity of forms, so Honto Architecture’s house felt like the ideal place to show the collection in a home setting.”

 


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