In collaboration with Priyanka Thaker of House of Berserk, the Kaleidochaos Swing introduces a modular approach to seating. “Priyanka’s bold and colorful design challenges the static nature of traditional furniture,” he says. The swing’s clip-on elements allow users to reconfigure it for different interactions, making it a dynamic and engaging piece that encourages creativity and conversation.
Inspired by the serenity of a moonlit night, Clair de Lune combines birch plywood and metal to create a tranquil sculpture. The dark stain and flowing form evoke the peaceful atmosphere of moonlight and add an element of quiet elegance to any room.
The Sea of Poppies swing, crafted in collaboration with Anuj Sharma of Button Masala, breaks conventional dimensions with its interactive design. “Anuj’s technique of incorporating over 10,000 fabric buttons offers a playful and customizable experience,” he notes. Users can reshape the swing’s pixelated surface and create endless patterns and textures, making it a versatile addition to any interior.
In collaboration with Rohan Shroff, Veeram introduces Nebula, a swing inspired by celestial wonders. Rohan’s innovative use of terrazzo and vibrant indigo tones brings the mysticism of distant galaxies into contemporary design.
Designed for compact spaces, the Fire Ball swing combines micro concrete and metal in a sleek form. “This piece reflects a dynamic elegance with its ability to rotate 360 degrees,” explains Veeram. Its terracotta tones and minimalist design capture the changing skies, offering a modern yet timeless addition to any setting.
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