Lawson Fenning's Bosque seating collection draws from Japan's Metabolism movement
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Dezeen staff
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US studio Lawson Fenning has launched the Bosque seating collection, a range of low, grounded sofas and chairs inspired by Japan's 1960s Metabolism design movement. The collection emphasizes furniture as architectural built form while maintaining livability and comfort.
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· 2 pulledBosque started with this idea of furniture as built form – pieces that feel grounded, almost architectural, but still really liveable
We kept coming back to the Japanese Metabolists and how they thought about structure
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