For NYCxDesign 2023, Sight Unseen launched an exhibition to debut its latest additions to their Sight Unseen Collection, which includes the work of both up-and-coming and established designers. Work from 23 global designers and studios is on display through May 24, 2023, and can be ordered directly from Sight Unseen. The exhibition of furniture, lighting, and objects is happening at the Voltz Clarke gallery on the Lower East Side, featured with the abstract art of France-based painter, Heather Chontos.
Tapestry Chair, Reflection Table, and Vignette Chair by Alexis & Ginger
Known for sharing the latest in design and art online, Sight Unseen ventured into sales in 2018, by offering eclectic and unique furniture and objects from independent contemporary designers. While Sight Unseen, founded by Jill Singer and Monica Khemsurov, is no stranger to NYCxDesign, this is the first year they’ve shared their own collection to the masses.
Tapestry Chair, Reflection Table, and Vignette Chair by Alexis & Ginger
DeMille Lounge Chair by Laun, Lineage Bench, Flecto Firepit, and Flecto Fireplace Tools by Muhly
DeMille Lounge Chair by Laun, Lineage Bench + Flecto Firepit by Muhly
WS-Shorty Credenza by Willettspace and Tera Lamp by Ceramicah
Lyndon Chair by Aleiya Olu and Quad Coffee Table by Mike Ruiz-Serra
Paulin Coffee Table and Antica Floor Lamp by Ohla
Neo-Lounge by Kouros Maghsoudi, Tumi Chair by Nifemi Ogunro, and Foldont Chair by Jumbo
Beaver Tail Chair and Ascend Floor Lamp by Objects & Ideas
Pyramid Mount Lamp by Lesser Miracle, Westbury Nightstand + Junius Lamp by Arvo Ray Studio
Fun Guy Table Lamp by Frangere, Tera Lamp by Ceramicah, Carousel Table Lamp by Episode, and Alpine Table Lamp by Astraeus Clarke, and Plump Bench by Alistair Cochran
Tone Nightstands by YSH and Fun Guy Table Lamp by Frangere
Brut Bar Cart by Studio Anansi for Sight Unseen x Bestcase and Magna Chair by Charles Constantine for Sight Unseen x Bestcase
The Sight Unseen Collection is on display through May 24th, 2023 at Voltz Clarke gallery at 195 Chrystie Street in Manhattan from 12pm to 6pm daily.
Photography by Sean Davidson.
Source: design-milk