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Rattan Remix is inspired by the traditional wicker weave structure of rattan, which consists of layers of interlocking and overlapping strips of natural fibers. We bring a unique look to traditional rattan by reducing the weave structure to simple geometric shapes, lending itself harmoniously to the clean cuts of laser-cut metal.

A bidirectional pattern abstracting the massive hardware that tensions the graceful cables of the San Francisco Bay Bridge. This pattern is a part of the Transbay Series, designs inspired by the San Francisco Bay Area’s iconic bridges and the experience of moving through them.

A playful, linear pattern that evokes the motion and commotion of bridge traffic. This pattern is a part of the Transbay Series, designs inspired by the San Francisco Bay Area’s iconic bridges and the experience of moving through them.

Artfully balanced, this design celebrates the strength and fluidity of the great cable spans of the Golden Gate Bridge. This pattern is a part of the Transbay Series, designs inspired by the San Francisco Bay Area’s iconic bridges and the experience of moving through them.

Linear diamonds meet rounded edges, characteristic of the Streamline Moderne style of Art Deco.

‘Stilkunst’ was a tongue-in-cheek mantra of the Werkstätte and the associated Vienna Secession, literally ‘art style’. Ovals and squares are contained in vertical bars of varying thickness; the ovals differ in size to create depth. We consider the parallel lines characteristic of the Wiener Werkstätte.

Part of our Werkstätte series, and influenced by Hoffman’s bold geometry and architectural references, Stempel features an elongated triangle shape which is mirrored and doubled in the negative space. It’s intended to be simple and clean with a fluid repeat that is easily customizable.

At once timeless and retro, Square Squared honors the studied simplicity of American midcentury tile work.

Multidimensional spheres bond in a kaleidoscopic chain.

The windows and fire escapes of industrial Manhattan star in this rectilinear, cross-braced design.

A dancing, meandering helix design.

An abstracted Mobius Strip ebbs and flows in a graceful rhythm that softens its strict geometry.

Norwegian wood carvings provided keen inspiration for this floating triangular sequence.

Thirteenth-century Moorish tiles from the mosques and souks of Marrakech inspire this deceptively simple design.

One of two harmonizing patterns comprising the Kamakura collection, capturing the fluidity of water-borne lotus leaves.

George Nelson’s iconic 1956 Marshmallow sofa inspired this procession of puffs.

Malleable interlocking bangle motifs took their cues from the abstract lacing of a chain-link fence.

An energetic design, highlighting the movement of lotus leaves rippling in water. This pattern is part of the Kamakura collection, simultaneously delicate and sturdy, emphasizing silhouette and roots.

A perforated grid capturing the rhythm of girders on the San Francisco Bay bridge. This pattern is a part of the Transbay Series, designs inspired by the San Francisco Bay Area’s iconic bridges and the experience of moving through them.

A Bildmarke is a visual trademark, the design identity of a brand. The Weiner Werkstätte’s was a square framing slanted overlapping W’s. Our version deconstructs the W logo, playing off signature motifs in Hoffman’s textiles.