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Star Lounger is created from stretch velvet and brass

Star Lounger is created from stretch velvet and brass

Star Lounger is created from stretch velvet and brass

Born from creativity, research, planning and mind-bending techniques, Canadian designer Troy Smith brilliantly crafts ‘Star Lounger’. A one-of-a-kind conceptual piece of furniture created from stretch velvet and brass.

“Named after the shape and appearance of a star – my aim was to break the mold, go beyond and make a sculptural work of art” says Smith.

Seamlessly exploring the highest form and design of an object, going further than just function. This chair with its luxurious aesthetic comprises originality as well as quality that can be seen and felt.

Moreover, Meant to be lounged on and enjoyed, marrying functionality with humor. It’s fabricated with the best craftsmanship as well as organic materials, utilizing proportion and scale.

Star Lounger by Troy Smith Studio
© Troy Smith Studio

Entirely handmade by skilled artisans – a sturdy hardwood interior frame, high-density foam, velvet and brass make this eclectic product.

Additionally, The stunning lounge chair with black stretch velvet, cast brass legs and caps gives an intricately detailed finish that stands out.

Moreover, Expressing his passion for all things beautiful – “I’m with a hands-on approach throughout the evolution of each piece, achieving the realization of my vision” Smith adds.

© Troy Smith Studio
Star Lounger by Troy Smith Studio

 

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