A kitchen and living interior in warm stone and brass, where bogolan geometry is inlaid into cabinetry and textiles — West African pattern set against Scandinavian proportion, Japanese joinery and Pacific daylight.
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Global Heritage Fusion™

New Definition Home™

Living rooms, kitchens and textiles composed like a private residence — African soul, global design.

The editorial

New Definition Home™ treats a room the way we treat a garment: proportion first, pattern second, light always.

Cabinetry is drawn with Scandinavian restraint and joined with Japanese precision. Into that calm we set bogolan inlays, brass detailing cast by lost-wax in West Africa, and textiles woven for Pacific daylight.

African soul, global design — a private residence rather than a showroom.

A kitchen and living interior in warm stone and brass, where bogolan geometry is inlaid into cabinetry and textiles — West African pattern set against Scandinavian proportion, Japanese joinery and Pacific daylight.

Fusion influences

  • Europe

    African cloth cut to Italian and Portuguese tailoring.

  • Asia

    African cloth engineered with Japanese and Korean textiles.

  • Pacific / Oceania

    African cloth in Pacific colour, weave and open-air ease.

Pieces from this chapter

  • Dining Set, Six — Oak, brass inlay, from the New Definition Home™ chapter
    Dining Set, SixOak, brass inlay$1,450
  • Accent Armchair — Bogolan upholstery, from the New Definition Home™ chapter
    Accent ArmchairBogolan upholstery$520
  • Gold Diamond Decor Set — Cast brass, from the New Definition Home™ chapter
    Gold Diamond Decor SetCast brass$390
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