On 19 February 2019, globally renowned fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld passed away. Three weeks later, and the fashion and design community is still in a state of shock – us included. Let's reminisce the days when he stepped out of his fashion-centric comfort zone to break into the realm of sculptural design, with his remarkable marble collection Architectures.
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Produced by Carpenters Workshop Gallery, the collection drew inspiration from various forms of cityscapes of classical antiquity.
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Made out of rare Italian marble blocks, every piece in this exclusive collection is intricately cut, shaped and polished to perfection.
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The limited-edition furniture collection, comprising tables, lamps, fountains, mirrors, consoles, and gueridons, comes in just 8 pieces in each shade of marble, as well as four artist proofs.
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Famous for his cutting-edge and inspiring approach to style, these black-and-white sculptural creations are a fine representation of Lagerfeld's signature monochromatic look.
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