Our design team developed the Tubular Burst Sculpture based on the elements of our popular Tubular Burst Objet. Its geometric silhouette comes from the modernist qualities of Mid-Century American sculpture and architecture. Asymmetrical proportions, spiky details, handcrafted construction and flashes of gold—this piece will infuse any room with a dose of drama.

Images (clockwise from top left): Our Tubular Burst Objet, Philip Johnson structure, Josiah Mcelheny's Island Universe at ICA in Boston, Ray and Charles Eames molded ply sculpture.

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We love the curvy lines and lavish comfort of our Mallory Chair. Our designers were inspired by opulent boudoir seating made famous by the baroque lifestyles of 18th Century Versailles. We dressed Mallory in our graphic Casablanca Geo Citrine but dressed in any fabric, our favorite chair adds a dash of glamour to the everyday.

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We teamed up with French-based Les Toiles du Soleil (literally translated as the cloth of the sun) to design our version of the essential weekender tote.

Crafted in classic sailor stripes (one of our current Pinterest obsessions) with 100% cotton canvas on traditional looms for sun-stain and water-resistant durability and designed with packability in mind—the roomy interior makes stashing everything from flip-flops to weekend reading a breeze. Our new go-to tote will carry on all season.

Bonus: Pair it with matching mini pouches for an extra dose of organization.

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