Amorph is Los Angeles base and it was born to make outstanding changes in furniture design industry. the main focus is in creating futuristic architectural components based on amorphous design

A ribbon of walnut that happens to hold a mirror

The Saba Wall Mirror is the clearest statement on this page: one continuous band of natural-stained walnut, bent and carved until it closes on itself around the glass. The same line runs through everything Amorph makes in Los Angeles. Bases twist, split and rejoin; frames read as a single stroke. The studio's own word for it is amorphous, and the wood is always solid hardwood, carved rather than joined, then stained to order. That is why one model turns up in natural walnut, ebony-stained ash, white oak ceruse or graphite walnut: the client picks the species and the finish, and the piece is built after. Eighteen pieces are listed here.

The Kova Console carries a solid walnut top on a base of intertwined limbs. The Frolic Console exists freestanding and as a wall-mounted console whose base sweeps up from the floor; the Giv and Aras consoles are wall-mounted too, in ebony-stained ash and white oak ceruse, and suit a narrow hall. The Dervish Table is round, solid wood, finished in black lacquer. Side tables: the Sasha, ash under a graphite walnut stain, and the Abbi, whose twisting ebony base carries a slab of natural stone. The Astra Desk brings the carving to a writing surface. The walnut pieces are grouped with The Oblist's walnut furniture.

The Gazelle Chair has a frame carved from solid walnut, with finish and upholstery chosen at order; the Darcey Armchair pairs a carved frame with an upholstered seat; the Chimera and Tripa stools, in ash, come upholstered or ebony-stained and are made to order. They are listed among the sculptural chairs at The Oblist, and tend to be specified singly, as the one carved seat in a room. The Narcissus Mirror answers Saba in black lacquer. For light, the Helen Collection table lamps and the Nile Table Lamp carve the base from walnut under a fabric shade; the Roman Floor Lamp, ash stained saddle oak, carries an ivory silk shade.

The Oblist presents Amorph to private clients and to the trade. Every piece is made to order in Los Angeles, species and finish fixed at the time of order. Interior designers and architects specifying Amorph for a residence, a hotel lobby or an office can access project conditions through the Trade Program.