View fullsize The Task stool is a sculptural yet casual piece, useful as a seat or functional stool. Pictured in Matakana house by Marshall Cook Architects.
View fullsize Multitude coffee round - American white oak. Made in New Zealand 🇳🇿
View fullsize Task stool in autumnal palette
View fullsize Multitude Coffee table round now available
View fullsize Task Stool ready for work
View fullsize In built trivet for wright kitchen. Recessed brass rod in Corian Benchtop
View fullsize Aged brass hardware designed & manufactured for a kitchen renovation. Recently completed late last year, other detail to follow
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View fullsize Introducing the Task stool, a functional piece for commercial settings. Also our first foray into upholstered product. Available through @simonjamesstore. 📷: @toakiokano
View fullsize WWMC. Photo: @carissapatrica
View fullsize Join detail for a custom Multitude Stool
View fullsize Multitude coffee table now available. Measuring 1500mm x 600mm x 350mm, the table uses the same leg detail & radii on lower edges as the bench, relaying a light and poised character. Enquiries and viewing available through Simon James design showroom & evison.co.nz
View fullsize This joint will be the common detail through the Multitude family. A dynamic series of tables and seating to join the existing bench. Designed and made in New Zealand.
View fullsize Multitude Bench in a recent shoot for DMA Photo: Simon Devitt @_dmarchitects_ @simon_devitt @yvettejayinteriordesign
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View fullsize The Multitude Bench is a versatile and functional piece. Purposeful in a range of places, shown here in warm finish with @simonjamesconceptstore Halford bed
View fullsize Multitude bench now available in 3 finishes as standard - clear, warm and black. Available to view at @simonjamesconceptstore showroom, 61 Upper Queen street.
View fullsize Bench shot In situ by the master @toakiokano
View fullsize Multitude bench now available through Simon James design @simonjamesconceptstore
View fullsize Bit of traction getting our first samples put together