Arik Levy

John M. Bernhardt takes any notion you may have about what a lumberjack should be and turns it completely on its head. He wasn’t beefy and brawny with bulging biceps and dodgy tattoos. He didn’t wear a beanie. Heck, he didn’t even own a red flannelette shirt. But what he lacked in stereotypes, he more than made up for as...

Gardens have long been a source of inspiration. Milton’s epic poem, Paradise Lost published in 1667, was inspired by the Garden of Eden…a place which may or may not have existed somewhere in Iranian Azerbaijan, or downtown Bankstown. So it should come as no surprise that the eccentric Frenchman Bernard Forestier should be inspired by the formal gardens he discovered...

Designed by acclaimed designer Arik Levy for EMU, Shine's elegant and versatile personality is suitable for multiple residential, hospitality or contract applications. Use of aluminium as the essential material not only makes this collection extremely light and functional but also highly weather resistant and practical to use in coastal areas. Shine appears as a complete collection, conceived for dining and relaxation.All elements of...

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Step inside our Stand at designEX. Concept and design by the legendary Dana Tomic Hughes of Yellowtrace. designEX runs until Friday 30th May and KE-ZU can be found at Stands 234 + 238 (just look for the pink curtains). You will find the latest lighting designs by Arik Levy from French manufacturer Forestier, as well as our new range of Sancal furniture now manufactured under...

Connect with KE-ZU at Stands 234/238 & The Connection. KE-ZU premieres at designEX collaborating with the legendary Dana Tomic Hughes of Yellowtrace fame creating an exhibition of unparalleled awesomeness. KE-ZU will be launching the latest lighting designs by Arik Levy from French manufacturer Forestier and featuring our new range of Sancal furniture now manufactured under license in Australia to GECA standards. This is an...

The surprise that is involved in the exclamation of “what a small world!” seems to be inconsequential these days.  Saying it in the design world seems to be almost redundant, our circle isn’t so large, and it’s most certainly not as large as we often tend to think. Noé Duchaufour-Lawrence, multi-faceted designer whose client list reads like a who’s who...

This multidisciplinary collective out of Valenica, Spain are fast cementing their place on the global design scene. The CuldeSac concept is to simply embrace the diversity of creative pursuits and through collaboration create memorable experiences, produce definitive products and reinforce iconic brands.

(Franco Forci / For The Times) Rarely has sheet metal possessed so much levity. Working for the Italian company Emu, the Israeli-born, Paris-based designer Arik Levy created outdoor chairs called Pattern, whose visual lightness belied their heft. The honeycomb cuts in the metal heightened the airy effect, as did the color palette, which included cotton candy blue, deep teal...