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Online luxury decor brand, The House Of Things, has introduced a unique furniture collection from UK-based Duffy London. Duffy London, founded by designer Christopher Duffy is an ideas-based studio known for its bespoke modern furniture and sculptures that combine art and function. Playing with the concepts of gravity, geography and illusion, all their creations are handmade using sustainably sourced, eco-friendly materials and are exclusively available in India at The House Of Things. In the Abyss series, intricate layers of glass and wood materials combine to create a three-dimensional viewing canvas. The yellow-tinted certified wood reacts with the blue glass to produce an array of luxurious hues and textures — a glimpse into the thrilling depths of oceanic abyss.
The collection includes the Abyss Kraken Coffee Table which plays out over two pieces. The table explores the concept of depth with a mesmerising depiction of the earth’s seabed, played out in vivid turquoise hues. Each table has an individual pattern, which when placed together flows from one table to the other. The Abyss Host is focused on depth, creating a pattern reminiscent of the geological cross-sections of the ocean. It makes for a perfect hosting or display table. With the limited edition Abyss Horizon, the designer looks into the depths of the ocean to dream up a dramatic circular coffee table, that instantly takes the mind to stories of a flat earth.
Designed exclusively for The House Of Things, Abyss ‘Pondicherry’ Table is limited to just 10 editions and can be designed as a dining table, or a boardroom table at 75 cms high. The table has a stunning portrayal of the Oussudu Lake, the largest lake in Pondicherry, played out in vivid colours and grounded in a choice of either mirror polished stainless steel or matte black steel — it speaks of the serene waters and topography of the lake and the rich, cultural history of the region.
Curated by: Deepa Nair
Photographs: Courtesy The House Of Things
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