Curves Ahead: Brooklyn Designers Swerve Toward Curves
Brooklyn designers are swerving toward curves, inspired by Memphis and Art Deco.
Photos clockwise from left: Callico Wallpaper, Danielle Trofe Design, Leah Singh and Umberto Bellardi Ricci
Brooklyn designers are swerving toward curves, inspired by Memphis and Art Deco. Danielle Trofe Design’s MushLume collection fashions dome and trumpet shaped pendant lights out of mushrooms. Blue and cream swirl on Abstract wallpaper in the hue Lucid from Calico Wallpaper.
Iridescent globes hang from straight rods in L&G Studio’s trapeze-like Equalizer light. The rounded Riso Side Table by Umberto Bellardi Ricci is handmade to order in carved wood or stone on an i-beam base in weathered metal or black. With bright flecks of color on creamy wool, the Shapes Tapestry is one of several half-moon-shaped objects, including rugs and a clutch bag, designed by New York- and India-based Leah Singh.
Editor’s note: A version of this story appeared in the Fall/Holiday 2021/22 issue of Brownstoner magazine.
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