Matera Dresser, Three DrawerA trip to the Noguchi Museum in New York made Sean Yoo realize that he didnt want to be a city planner after all. One visit and I knew exactly what I wanted to do with my life, he says. I was particularly attracted to the way Noguchi applied sculptural qualities to common household items. It seemed to give meaning and purpose to otherwise meaningless objects. Yoos Matera Dresser (2007) incorporates that ethos. Designed while Yoo was living in Matera,

grid-like geometry holds books

Combining innovative materials with simple shapes

from knots and cracks to the fine grain

Solid oak or walnut top and base

Low-slung bookshelf by Lawson-Fenning evolves to fit storage needs

Made of durable materials

while a shelf below offers extra room for stacks of books

The rectangular tabletop in a black finish is supported by a black metal frame with intersecting lines that form two asymmetrical triangles

nightstand or plant stand

it's sure to elevate your space with its modern flair

the Sede helps you lean into small talk or deep into conversation with confidence

25"Right Drawer: 24