A limited edition run of 35 one-of-a-kind stools,
crafted in wood, with panels of deadstock leather and intricate mosaic tiling.
They were created in a multi-faceted creative collaboration between Molloy,
Chambers, the Milan-based architecture and design studio FERRILLOBELLI,
and the historical expert mosaic company Friul Mosaic.
Using hand-cut natural coloured enamels from recycled glass powder to
decorate each stool with patterns from the collection. They stand like totems
amongst the clothing – paying homage to colour, form, and the ethos of
collaboration and artistic exchange that underpins this project.

The apartment is located in Milano between Piazza Cinque Giornate and Via Spartaco in a 1932 building with a clear fascist shape. The apartment, of about 100 square meters is located on the fourth floor of a building that, as it was used in those years, is raised a couple of meters from the floor of the road, so it enjoys a lot of light during most of the day. The main purpose of the project was not only to respect but also to recover the original plan of the apartment. The entrance perspective crosses the octagonal atrium and closes on the curved opening of the living room, a view that makes this space special. Around the octagon the rooms are articulated in a symmetrical way: the bedroom, the dining room, the gallery towards the living room, the bathroom and the kitchen. The house is exposed on all four cardinal points, enjoying different natural lights depending on the exposure and the seasons, a truly exceptional feature. The high ceilings and the exposed concrete make the volume imposing and full of personality.