Lukas Miel MOBILI

A piece of furniture is nothing more than the sum of its parts. Parts are assembled, enabling the act of furnishing. The furniture is crafted from a unified system, compatibility is key. Structures are formed through considered, non-permanent connections. Each piece is essentially manufacturable from a minimum of elements: wooden legs, metal connectors, and shelves of choice, each available in varying lengths, heights, and widths.
The furniture is part of a larger whole: its architectural context. That context becomes liveable through furnishing.