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American-made sleeper sofas, motion seating, and customized upholstery engineered for exceptional everyday comfort.
Refined training equipment for a design-led private gym.
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Natural wood. Sculptural forms. Everyday movement.
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Made-to-order strength equipment in wood, leather and stainless steel.
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Refined training equipment for a design-led private gym.
Explore PENT
Natural wood. Sculptural forms. Everyday movement.
Explore NOHRD
Made-to-order strength equipment in wood, leather and stainless steel.
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Matching finish and material choices will carry to selected pieces.
The Outstretched Arms Sculpture by Phillips Collection is a dynamic and striking piece that brings human form and grace into contemporary spaces. Forged from aluminum with a textured, striated surface, this sculpture develops a unique patina as the finish collects in the valleys, enhancing its vintage appeal. Whether placed in an entryway or displayed as an outdoor statement piece, its evolving beauty is sure to capture attention. The modern organic design blends natural elements with sleek contemporary style, showcasing the Phillips Collection ethos. The aluminum construction makes this sculpture suitable for outdoor use, where it will gradually develop a white oxidation patina, adding character over time.
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American-made sleeper sofas, motion seating, and customized upholstery engineered for exceptional everyday comfort.
Luxury fitness equipment crafted in premium wood, metal, and leather for design-led home gyms.
Custom sofas and sectionals made in Southern California, tailored around your room, comfort, and upholstery.
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