STYLE GUIDE: BIOMORPHIC SHAPES
Our love for art, nature, and the fusion of the two is no secret, so biomorphic sculptures? Essentially our alphabet here at LES, it is very safe to say we are fans. With their unexpected forms and original shapes, curves and organic, asymmetrical lines, biomorphic sculptures and shapes bring a sense of movement and fluidity to an interior, reminding us of the beauty and wonder of the outside world. Biomorphic sculptures can offer a daily fresh perspective on the world, and inspire us to appreciate the beauty in the unexpected. Scroll to check out some of our favorite artists and forms below, and to shop the Biomorphic Shapes Edit for our collection of available one-of-a-kind biomorphic sculptures.
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Julie Hillman Design |
Atelier Brancusi, Paris |
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Mirage No. 1 Doris Josovitz |
Pleomorph No. 1 Abid Javed |
 Valentine Schlegal |
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 Valentine Schlegal |
Image via @hopengozistudio |
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Jean Arp in his studio, 1958 |
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The Home of Brazilian sculptor Luiza Miller, 1968 |
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Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, England via @sauce.ldn |
Georges Jouve, 1954 |
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Image via @bicoastalinteriors |
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Hera No. 3 Jenny Rice |
Marée No. 2 Aleksandra Krasnopolska |
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Barbara Hepworth
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Design by Nicholas Obeid |
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Image via @atelier_am_inc |
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Mirage No. 2 Doris Josovitz |
Dawn Sculptural Vessel Doris Josovitz |
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Image via @sahnndra |
Image via @matteau |
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Image via @soldgallery |
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Pleomorph No. 2 Abid Javed |
Flame Aleksandra Krasnopolska |
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Carlyle Designs |
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Georges Jouve via @objet_la_ny |
Valentine Schlegal by Agnès Varda, 1955 |
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Nymphea Karen Quirion |
Callas Iron Series |
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Kelly Wearstler |
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