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London-Based Interior Designer Tala Fustok Introduces First Furniture Collection

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London-Based Interior Designer Tala Fustok Introduces First Furniture Collection

The interior designer, who divides her time between London and Apulia, Italy, launched Pieces.

Interior designer Tala Fustok and her eponymous studio, known for their sophisticated spin on upscale London homes and hotels such as The Mandrake, is the latest design firm to launch a furniture collection, which is called “Pieces.”

On Tuesday, Fustok told WWD that her new in-house array of furniture and accessories reflects her relaxed approach to living and her life between London and Apulia, Italy.

The collection is the natural evolution following years of bespoke work and Fustok’s redesign of her own Victorian home in London’s Notting Hill, punctuated with contemporary pieces like an Art Deco-style daybed by Spazio Leone and a metal coffee table by Tala Fustok Studio. The Pieces collection includes Nest, an enveloping chenille-velvet bed designed for face-to-face conversation; Lazy Sunday, an oversize sofa made for unwinding, and Tandem, modular stainless-steel blocks that function as a pedestal, coffee table or laptop stand.

Fustok’s in-house collection is available through the studio’s website. Clients also have the option to customize pieces using the studio’s fabric archive, while the team’s experience managing international projects helps with white-glove delivery.

“The furniture collection is supposed to be an easy collection. It’s very loungy,” the Anglo-Palestinian interior designer designer said.

Before founding her studio, Fustok studied architecture at London’s Architectural Association. She then spent six years in Paris at Beirut-born architect Aline Asmar d’Amman’s practice, Culture in Architecture, working on high-end projects including the renovation of the Hôtel de Carillon.


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