![Champalimaud Capsule Collection Champalimaud Capsule Collection](https://media.designerpages.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Settee-2.jpeg)
Champalimaud Capsule Collection
Alexandra Champalimaud and Charles Burnand Design Studio have collaborated on the Champalimaud Capsule Collection, a sleek and sensuous grouping of table, pendant, and settee.
![Champalimaud Capsule Collection settee white upholstery with black legs and shell](https://media.designerpages.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Settee-1024x505.jpeg)
“Drawing inspiration from the volume and graciousness of North American glaciers,” the collection is unified around subtly undulating shapes. Each piece expresses a softness, an ever-so-slight rounding of edges, that unmistakably recalls the contours of slowly melting ice.
![Champalimaud Capsule Collection Lacuna Coffee Table with silver plated to and inset slab of translucent Murano glass](https://media.designerpages.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Table-1024x645.jpeg)
The stunner of the grouping is the Lacuna Coffee Table. A surprising syncopation of Murano glass and silver-plated bronze, Lacuna captures the mysterious transformation of glacial ice into icy water, this wondrous process of emergence and flux.
![Champalimaud Capsule Collection Tana Pendant with curvaceous bronze stem, two bronze diffusers, and white bulbs](https://media.designerpages.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Lamp-1024x639.jpeg)
Both the Herron Settee and Tana Pendant are apt accompaniments. The former cradles bespoke cream-colored hand-woven boucle in a shell of black mica, while the latter offers a curvaceous effusion of cast bronze shadowing illuminated alabaster orbs.
![Champalimaud Capsule Collection Herron Sofa and Lacuna Table. Table is silver plated with insert slab of Murano Glass; sofa has black mica shell and legs with pearl-colored upholstery](https://media.designerpages.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Settee-2-1024x674.jpeg)
The Champalimaud Capsule Collection debuted last month at The Salon Art + Design Show at the Park Avenue Armory. To find out more, see Champalimaud Design.
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