Rowen
Elegant and welcoming don’t always go hand-in-hand. For Rowen, designer Brian Graham took inspiration from architecture and landscapes to create a graceful, inviting form that evokes a sense of beauty and peace without sacrificing warmth. People need environments that calm and inspire, and Rowen helps create those spaces. The thin, faceted legs create a sense of lightness and poise, while the softer shapes of the cushions provide comfort.
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What it looks like
- Ansel inside back: Carnegie, Tone, 3
- Ansel outside back: OFS, Hyde, Bronco
- Rowen bench: Textile: Kvadrat, Clifford, 0230
- Ansel: Kvadrat, Colline 2, 0677
- Cosima: Kvadrat, Elle, 0350
- Cosima: Green Hides, Nabuk, Sequoia
- Community
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Multipurpose areas
- Ansel inside back textile: Carnegie, Tone, 3
- Ansel outside back textile: OFS, Hyde, Bronco
- Rowen bench: Textile: Kvadrat, Clifford, 0230
- Ansel: Kvadrat, Colline 2, 0677
- Cosima: Kvadrat, Elle, 0350
- Cosima: Green Hides, Nabuk, Sequoia
- Shared spaces
- Community
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
Options
Related typicals
- Id: T300362
- List Price: $49,255.00
- Dimensions: 13' x 18' ff
- Workplace
- Healthcare
- Education
- Hospitality
- Community
- Lobby/waiting
- Restore
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Location: Columbia, SC
Rep Firm: Jack Fetner Associates
Designer/Dealer: F3 Concepts
Photography: Firewater Photography
Designed by Brian Graham
Furniture designer Brian Graham actually began his career in interior design after graduating from California State University, Long Beach. Drawing from this background and a deep respect for design history, Brian is best known for his wooden casegoods and elegant seating designs. After creating Graham Design in San Francisco in 1999, Brian has employed a comprehensive approach to the design, development, and marketing of furniture, accessories, lighting, and related products.
