The fascinating interplay of shapes and motifs celebrates the artistry that elevates your space and reflects the pulse of current design sensibilities. Combined to delight the senses or smooth the mind, these pieces elevate décor space.

Painting by Dali in 1952, the Galatea of Spheres depicts Gala Dalí, his wife and muse. This surrealist painting as pieced together through a series of spheres arranged in a continuous array. Playing with scales and spheres, Malabar designers conceived with artistry this future classic armchair, the Galatea Armchair.

Handcrafted with expertise by artisans, the Galatea armchair features an asymmetrical design composed by two different feet, a marble sphere and a rectangular walnut wood shape. There are infinites ways of customize this future classic armchair. The result are breathtaking when the Galatea armchair is in the room

Influenced by Giorgio de Chirico, René Magritte sought to strip objects of their usual functions and meanings to convey an irrationally compelling image. By distorting the scale, weight, and use of an ordinary object and inserting it into a variety of contexts inspired Malabar designers to conceived the La Voix Armchair.

Against the minimalist design concept and characterized by a freer use of color, the modernism movement sparks the impulse for Malabar designers conceived the future’s classic Viginti XX Dining Chair.

Playing with vivid colors and bold shapes, Malabar designers conceived the playful, artsy, and extravagant Mak Suh Muh Dining Chair.

Exclusively handcrafted in walnut wood by our expert artisans, the Mak Suh Muh dining chair is upholstered in different cotton velvet colors and patterns.

Rodchenko’s work was heavily influenced by Cubism and Futurism, which featured geometric forms deployed against a white background. Inspired by this movement and its famous realistic abstraction art painting, Malabar designers conceived this future classic sofa. Define your living room décor with the Mood Sofa that can be tailored to your design space and taste.