Tomatillo WallhangingGuadalupe Collection is inspired by The New Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City, one of the most visited religious sites in the world designed by Pedro Ramrez Vzquez together with four other architects in 1974; a symbol of Mexican culture. During her voyage to Mexico Bethan visited the Basilica and was captured by the graphical shapes of its stained glass windows. Working with cc tapis, she interpreted these shapes with a subtle nod to

Both dining and high table come in several sizes

Hand-woven natural rattan

bent-wood and woven cane

and of opulence

the distressed look of which makes its way into Space Copenhagen’s imagination

Together with ‘low table’ and ‘round table’

or joined together like the links of a chain

The optional woven cane inserts along the top of the backrest is an extra detail that accentuates the sides and the back of the sofa

The table top is divided into three parts – and heights – simulating the arrival or the return of the waves

consoles or even direct on the floor

The L2oafer chair takes after its sibling

Table emaille #2 is part of the Fireworks series for which Muller Van Severen use the traditinal technique of enamel in a contemporary way