Description
Inspired by Indonesian carpentry, Venezuelan-born Balinese designer Maximilian Jencquel created Samsa with his signature humble timeless aesthetic in mind. With lounge, seating, and table options, the teak frames are reminiscent of teak scraps Jencquel sees regional carpenters reuse as useful objects. “They are improvised pieces of art, maybe comparable to Jazz music,” says Jencquel. “They are creations of the soul for the soul.” Samsa showcases both Sutherland's and Jencquel’s passion for exquisite teak. “Teak is undoubtedly one of the nicest timbers to work with,” exclaims Jencquel.