Bringing together works by Zaha Hadid, Fredrikson Stallard, and Sebastian Errazuriz, the exhibition explores distinct approaches to material and form. Each work reveals new possibilities within familiar materials, from textured surfaces to unexpected shifts in scale, texture, and structure.

The exhibition explores a shared interest in material and form. Each piece occupies a space between function and sculpture, where design is shaped by the qualities of its materials and its relationship to the surrounding environment. Selected works within the exhibition demonstrate distinct approaches to material and form. Zaha Hadid's Liquid Glacial Dining Table transforms acrylic into a fluid volume, its flowing contours recalling the movement of water. Fredrikson Stallard's Pyrenees Sofa, realised in flocked foam and steel, evokes an eroded landscape, where a richly textured finish softens its striking silhouette. Sebastian Errazuriz's Euphoria and Melancholia Side Table transforms marble into an expressive exploration of the human form. Throughout these works, marble, aluminium, steel, and acrylic take on new expressions, shifting between qualities of texture, weight, transparency, and reflection. Surfaces fold, soften, and shift, while solid forms suggest movement and introduce a sense of fluidity to the space. Through these explorations, material choices influence the character and experience of each piece, redefining its relationship to the surrounding interior.