À deux
Afternoon light fills a sun-drenched room, catching a heavy cream rib knit worn together, two shapes taking on one form.
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Inspired by classic bistro furniture, this collection features refined lines and compact proportions. When paired as a set, the Bistro Collection’s minimal footprint makes it ideal for intimate residential or commercial spaces.
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Afternoon light fills a sun-drenched room, catching a heavy cream rib knit worn together, two shapes taking on one form.
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Light falls through open shutters onto herringbone parquet floors worn soft by a century of footsteps. Beyond the windows, mansard rooftops repeat into the distance, the apartment sitting between the street below and just short of the sky.
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A sculptural ceramic planter collection inspired by natural forms and grounded architectural presence.
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A Modernica furniture collection built from solid North American walnut using traditional mortise and tenon joinery.
View projectA solid Sapele furniture collection shaped by comfort, structure, and the American Cement Building.
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A fashion story set along the rugged Basque coast, inspired by the romance of Biarritz.
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Café ease, carried west from the pavements of Europe into a sunlit California room.
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Crossing London before the city wakes, with nothing but momentum, an old steel-framed bicycle, and a mood between motion and stillness.
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Glazed white stoneware vessels set within the shifting light and structure of Craig Ellwood’s Smith House.
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A hand-finished stoneware table lamp inspired by California’s mid-century ceramic tradition.
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A cold Parisian winter day empties the 14th arrondissement just enough to walk its grey streets alone, with nowhere in particular to be.
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A short film tracing the Bauhaus through clean geometry, functional modernist aesthetics, and the work of its masters.
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On a drive through the desert as the sun sets, the sky turns pink and the mountains fully disappear into silhouettes. A pause at the boulders, catching the last of the light before the color fades.
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A limited-edition Goudron chair shaped by the proportion, repetition, and material honesty of Cité Radieuse.
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Situated on the third level of a home made of steel and glass is a penthouse solarium, built on Neutra’s own terms.
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Island hopping off the northwest coast of Africa. Days spent driving through winding jungle roads, exploring waterfalls deep within the laurel canopy that hangs overhead.
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Parked high above Portugal’s rugged coastline to catch the last of the golden hour light before the sun sets into the sea.
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A slow morning at home, coffee brewing, music filling the house while light drifts across the wood floor.
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Tucked behind ironwork and stone, steps from the noise of the city, yet apart from it entirely.
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Taking a walk down the beach as the sky begins to soften, footprints trailing behind in the sand.
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Chasing the horizon in an old fishing boat, gliding out of the harbor and into open water.
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Water lies still between gabled houses leaning close, while footsteps echo over centuries-old herringbone brick.
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Nothing in Indre By is precious about being storied, its curved cobblestone streets weathered rather than restored.
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Draping like liquid, caught mid-pour before it can settle, light sliding across every fold the way it slides across water.
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A story of skateboarding, devotion, and the strangers who recognize themselves in it.
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An afternoon stroll through Chelsea with Blondey, the Thames running alongside, no particular place to be.
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Robert of Storey Studio moves between London and Paris, working across spatial design, sculpture, and architecture.
View projectAn Eichler home in Thousand Oaks, where Modernica pieces extend the logic of open-plan living.
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Modernica’s Case Study® Collection set inside Craig Ellwood’s Case Study House #16.
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