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The pieces were initially developed with highly detailed graphical depictions of our interpretation of modern-day ornaments
The inspiration initially started with research into classical ornamental furniture periods such as the Rococo, Baroque, Renaissance, to name a few. Both Orson Oxo Van Beek and Quinten Mestdagh have a fascination with ornamental and decorative furniture a
