Impressions collection

Collectible design · Oyster Wellness × Ian Love

Impressions II

Two bases. One composition.

A composition in two parts.

An extended wood tabletop rests above two distinct sculptural bases. Developed with artist Ian Love, Impressions II brings contrasting colors, contours and open space into a single piece of furniture.

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Material and making

Two bases, individually composed.

A wood tabletop connects two bases of pigmented microcement forms. The colors distinguish the individual elements within each sculptural composition.

Oyster Wellness × Ian Love

Art and furniture, together.

Developed with artist Ian Love, Impressions II is part of a growing collection exploring how form, color and material enter everyday life.

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The design

Two bases in conversation.

Impressions II shown in a light-filled coastal interior study.
Impressions II · Interior study

A longer composition.

An extended wood top connects two separate groups of forms. Space between the bases becomes part of the composition, while openings within them offer another view through the piece. Looking along the table or across its width changes the relationship between the colored elements.

This longer arrangement gives Impressions II a different presence from the round, single-base Impressions I. Both explore the meeting of a wood surface and a sculptural base.

Material and making

Color you can see. Texture you can feel.

Impressions II material study showing the contours, texture and meeting edges of the colored base forms.
Impressions II · Pigmented microcement material study

Every surface has its own character.

The pigmented microcement elements are formed and finished separately, then brought together into each base. Their textured surfaces give the colored forms a presence that becomes more apparent up close.

Rounded edges, meeting lines and openings create a changing view through the piece. What reads as one composition from across the room becomes a series of individual forms as you move closer.

A surface that connects.

The extended wood tabletop joins the two bases visually. Its continuous surface sits above contrasting volumes and the open space between them.

Oyster Wellness × Ian Love

A collectible expression of sensory design.

Impressions shares Attune’s interest in how color, texture and material affect the experience of an object. The collaboration with artist Ian Love brings that exploration into collectible furniture: pieces to use, look at and encounter from different perspectives.

Before you commission

Impressions II questions, answered.

How do Impressions I and II differ?

Impressions I has a round wood tabletop above one sculptural base. Impressions II has an extended wood top spanning two bases. Both combine wood with colored pigmented microcement forms.

Compare Impressions I, then share your room plan and intended use with the studio to discuss the appropriate form and final dimensions.

What materials are used in Impressions II?

A wood tabletop spans two bases of pigmented microcement forms. Each colored element is formed and finished separately before assembly. The wood, finish and final specification are confirmed with the studio for your commission.

How do I commission Impressions II?

Select Inquire about Impressions II to start a conversation with our studio. Dimensions, materials, the final specification and pricing are confirmed before a commission is agreed.

What should I include in my inquiry?

Share the intended use, a room plan or photographs, and the measurements relevant to the proposed table position. Include your material preferences, delivery location and target timing.

Tell us about access restrictions such as stairs, narrow doors or lifts so the final piece and its delivery can be considered together.

How is shipping arranged?

Shipping for Impressions II is quoted separately for every destination. Share your delivery location and any access requirements with our studio so shipping can be confirmed with your commission.

When can it be delivered?

Lead times vary. Include any target date in your inquiry so our studio can discuss current production and delivery timing before you commit.

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