Scene Stealers: a Cinematic Collection for Crate & Barrel

""We were always pulling from the same references," Harrier notes, describing a process translating image into object and memory into form."

"Rather than starting with furniture typologies, the duo looked elsewhere: the curve of a dress, the glint of a cufflink, and the structure of a vintage heel."

"Upholstered silhouettes echo the cutouts of eveningwear; wood joinery carries the precision of jewelry detailing; lacquered finishes recall the gloss of accessories worn smooth over time."

"The collection conjures the amber glow of old Hollywood interiors and late-day California light, using materials like burl wood, velvet, and mouth-blown glass."

Laura Harrier and Tiffany Howell's collaboration for Crate & Barrel features an 87-piece collection that transforms interiors into cinematic experiences. The duo draws inspiration from vintage cinema, fashion, and 1970s design, creating a shared visual language. Their approach focuses on translating elements like the curve of a dress into furniture design, resulting in a narrative-driven collection. The color palette includes tobacco, copper, and cream, evoking the ambiance of old Hollywood, while materials like burl wood and velvet enhance the tactile experience.

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