About
New York designer David Weeks founded the studio in 1996 as an umbrella for his diverse interests, which range from traditionally grounded metal fabrication techniques to contemporary toy culture. Over the past two decades, his product line has evolved from a core grouping of elemental lighting fixtures to a broader collection of upholstered seating, side tables, and sculptural objects with a simpatico sense of materiality and detailing. The 2013 opening of the Tribeca storefront—one part gallery, one part creative lab—provided the opportunity to showcase the full breadth of the studio’s collaborations and capabilities—from high-concept light installations and angular, asymmetrical sofas to more experimental offerings. The Studio employs a reductive design process, dismantling materials to reveal surprising new forms. Our explorations hinge on the concept of balance and proportion, often with a sense of humor. From lighting and furniture to toys and household products—our practice generates pieces that bring their environment to life.
Featured Stories
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The Insider: Heirloom Furniture, Fresh Color Animate Artistic Family’s Park Slope Townhouse
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The Insider: Room for Twins and Breathtaking Parlor-Floor Details in a Brownstone Duplex
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The Insider: Wide-Ranging Townhouse Reno in Park Slope Updates Space, Preserves Character
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The Insider: Brownstone Triplex Renovation in Boerum Hill Carves Space From Cellar, Extension
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The Insider: Park Slope Brownstone Has Room for Bold Accents and Quirky Details
This may be the only townhouse in Brooklyn with a room dedicated to a urinal, entered via swinging saloon-style doors. "It's the kind of ... Read More
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