REPORTER 023 1. Malaga project
The Malaga project was a restoration of a stately building, built-in the 1900s. The clients wanted to keep certain elements like the beams and fireplace, but wanted the space to be more relaxed/fresh. Miminat tiled the fireplace with rustic Oxide tiles and bleached the beams to make the space feel lighter and airier. The statement architecture utilising natural stone around the pool creates incredible shadows throughout the day.
2. Wesbourne Grove project For this project in Westbourne Grove, London, the studio was asked to remodel the communal living spaces in Mimi Shodeinde’s ‘raw luxe style’. The studio chose to focus on texture, warmth, and light. One of the hero pieces within the space is the Jude Pendant, which sits above the dining table. The softly smoked polycarbonate glass panels of the pendant light fall on hand-polished brass linear bars and the warm LED strip panels serve to illuminate the relationship between the modernist and the ornate on this elegantly layered ceiling installation.
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3. The Howard Series The Howard Series is a new collection of collectible furniture inspired by aviation and featuring dynamic angles and volumes. Taking its inspiration from record- setting American pilot Howard Hughes, the five-piece collection explores gravity, balance and form. A continuation of the Howard Desk which Mimi Shodeinde created for the Design Museum in 2021, the final series comprises a daybed, dining table, sofa, low table and desk. Sculpted from European oak wood, titanium travertine, stainless steel and aluminium, each piece is united by a refined rawness which characterises much of Shodeinde’s work.
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