A single-block bench crafted from fragrant cedar wood, its distinctive arched shape highlighting the wood's unique grain patterns and tonal variations.
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Brodie Neill
Brodie Neill is an exciting new designer who places a premium on seamless forms and an awareness of materials. Originally from Tasmania, Australia, Neill has rapidly amassed a global clientele and a respected reputation.
Neill pursued his undergraduate degree in anthropology at the University of Tasmania before pursuing a graduate degree in design at the Rhode Island School of Design, where he took a forward-thinking approach to digital creation.
Neill's present workshop is located in London's East End, and it's there that he's been applying his fluid design effortlessly to a range of objects, turning them from ordinary products into one-of-a-kind works of art.
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