EBB & FLO

EBB&FLO for

A lounge chair shaped as a single upholstered body, with broad arm masses that taper toward the seat to create a more intimate sit. The back sweeps up in one continuous curve, setting a naturally relaxed posture.

Stitching is reduced to a few deliberate lines that simply define the geometry and let the silhouette stay uninterrupted.

From the EBB&FLO × Maanavi Homes series.

EBB&FLO for

A metallic side table shaped like a quiet pedestal; one continuous form with a soft-lipped tray top that holds your everyday objects without feeling fussy.

The raised rim subtly frames what’s placed on it, while the wide surface gives you a generous perch next to a seat.

Finished in a dark, brushed metal that catches light gently and adds weight to the room.

From the EBB&FLO × Maanavi Homes series.

EBB&FLO for

Unapologetically generous. A wide stance, thick side volumes, and a deep seat create an armchair that feels more like a soft object than a piece of furniture.

The arms act as cushions you lean into, holding the body in a relaxed posture, while the continuous upholstery keeps the silhouette calm and resolved. Designed to anchor a room and soften it at the same time.

From the EBB&FLO × Maanavi Homes series.

EBB&FLO for

Two tables, one language with interlocking volumes in wood and marble, built around a simple idea: weight below, lightness above.

The centre table sits low and confident, where marble slides through the darker body like a crisp accent turning one surface into many.

The side table takes the same gesture and tightens it, more compact, more vertical, finished with a fine metallic edge that catches light and sharpens the form.

From the EBB&FLO × Maanavi Homes series.

EBB&FLO for

An armchair distilled from the sofa; one continuous soft volume, scaled into a single-seat form.

Rounded arms, a deep sit, and calm proportions keep it grounded, while minimal seams let the silhouette stay clean from every angle.

From the EBB&FLO × Maanavi Homes series

EBB&FLO for

A sofa shaped as one continuous volume taking a classic comfort cue-soft arms, deep seat and reducing it into a contemporary grounded form.

Minimal seams, calm proportions, and a profile that reads strong from all angles.

Part of an extended series developed with Maanavi Homes.

Lighting isn’t just about brightness—it’s about atmosphere, mood, and presence.
When designing this modern brass lamp, we wanted something that felt both structured and soft. The clean rectangular form brings balance and sophistication, while the diffused light creates a warm, inviting glow. A piece that complements your space without overpowering

With this lamp, we wanted to capture movement, something that feels almost alive in its form. Instead of a rigid, static design, we sculpted the base to have a natural flow, like two stems leaning into each other.

The shades were inspired by petals, gently curving to diffuse the light in a way that’s soft and inviting. We wanted them to feel weightless, almost as if they were unfolding in real time. The contrast between the dark, structured base and the light, airy shades adds depth—balancing strength with delicacy.

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