The Wish List Garden Shed by Nathalie de Leval is Designed for Paul Smith
Jana Pijak — September 8, 2014 — Art & Design
Nathalie de Leval's 'Wish List Garden Shed' is a woodside studio space that was built for fashion designer Paul Smith. "The piece is presented as part of the American Hardwood Export Council and Benchmark Furniture’s Wish List project that made a series of wishes come true for 10 design legends for the 2014 London Design Festival."
This elegant garden shed is not your regular outdoor space and is instead transformed into a serene and inspiring studio. The wood-constructed structure is located in the heart of Nottingham and measures 3m by 3m in size.
Nathalie de Leval's compact design studio for Paul Smith is nothing short of beautiful. The tiny space connects one with nature and features charming woodwoork, furniture and lighting details.
This elegant garden shed is not your regular outdoor space and is instead transformed into a serene and inspiring studio. The wood-constructed structure is located in the heart of Nottingham and measures 3m by 3m in size.
Nathalie de Leval's compact design studio for Paul Smith is nothing short of beautiful. The tiny space connects one with nature and features charming woodwoork, furniture and lighting details.
Trend Themes
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