In Karen Shedrin 's curation process, each piece is carefully selected to tell a story of materiality and precision. In a world of fast-paced consumer culture, we tend to fear the signs of time. At Haus No. 7, we celebrate them. Our philosophy of longevity says that a quality piece is one that improves over time.
In a world of fast-paced consumer culture, we tend to fear the signs of time. At Haus No. 7, we celebrate them. Our philosophy of longevity says that a quality item is one that improves over time.
The raw materials we choose – concrete, iron and wood – respond to their environment. The metal may acquire a deep patina, and the concrete may change its hues slightly. Karen Shederin sees this process as an integral part of the beauty of the product. An item that ages with you in your home transforms from a “product” to a “friend”, one that has a history and meaning much deeper than any passing trend.
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