Delos launches the new mid-century
Clean lines, crisp designs and wooden tones are all reminiscent of a mid-century modern style. We all love the look inspired by an era long gone. Not content with the limited supply of original mid-century furniture pieces available on the market today, the team at Delos have developed their own collection of furniture inspired by this timeless era.
Under the creative direction of Craig Hathorn and Carmen Matthysen, Delos’ custom handcrafted furniture collection includes sofas, dining chairs, armchairs and consoles, all intuitively designed and crafted using the same principles reminiscent of the time. The console tables brilliantly combine different materials ranging from leather, hides, studding, differing timber finishes and an assortment of mismatched handles, resulting in an aesthetic unique to each. The middle of the 20th century continues to inspire decoration and design in brand new ways within our modern interiors. We love the fresh approach of Delos who are quickly becoming a design destination of choice in Cape Town.
For more information visit www.delos.co.za.
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