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AMPHIGOURIA by Benjamin Foucaud for STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN Limited Edition 10 #STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN

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SEAGRAPE by Julia Capp & Denis Montel for STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN Limited Edition 8 #STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN

Thank you ELLE Decor Spain Interior designer Nacho Polo presents STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN, his new, and luxurious, art and design gallery in New York. STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN Gallery in Manhattan, founded by interior designer Nacho Polo and Robert Onuska, is as special as the pieces of design and artworks that are on view. #STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN

STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN Each of the works we have curated in our gallery has it’s own individual story from the artist who designed it. Collectively they become part of our STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN gallery experience. Artistic Direction by Nacho Polo Curation by Nacho Polo & Robert Onuska Interior Design by Nacho Polo & Robert Onuska Nacho Polo Robert Onuska The Granchio Bar Cabinet has one of the most endearing stories that could be overlooked when admiring the craftsmanship and beauty of its design and functionality. Designed by French interior architect Laura Gonzalez who was inspired by her youngest son’s drawing of a granchio, meaning ‘crab’ in Italian. The cabinet exceptionally displays the designer’s whimsical yet elegant eye that is imbued with a deep reverence for the tradition of fine decorative arts. Referencing the grandeur of beaux-arts design, the Granchio is nonetheless contemporary and playful. Standing on its legs and is dressed in precious wood marquetry in tamo, madrone, and poplar, the Granchio features hammered bronze handles as the crab’s eyes. It contains two illuminated shelves to display glasses and bottles on a luminous podium, as well as two upholstered drawers with wave handles. The interior of the doors and the back of the cabinet are inlaid with mirrors for a stunning multiplying effect. ON VIEW Granchio Bar Cabinet by Laura Gonzalez, Numbered Edition  Sferico Glasses by Joe Colombo, Design 1968 Totem Triangles Bronze Sculpture by Luna Paiva, Limited Edition 5 Triangles Bronze Sculpture by Luna Paiva, Limited Edition 5 Bronze wall sculpture from Nacho Polo & Robert Onuska Private Art Collection. Lynda Benglis, Indus, 1983. Not for sale Photography @william.jess.laird @karl_simone STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN NEW YORK GALLERY  241 CHURCH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY #STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN

VANKO by Abel & David Cárcamo Limited Edition #STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN

STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN One focus when working on the interior of our gallery was to play with the sensuality of different silhouettes, not only architecturally but also with the curation of the works on view at the gallery. These works combine noble materials such as solid woods, bronzes and marbles to create this sensuality throughout the gallery. Artistic Direction by Nacho Polo  Curation by Nacho Polo & Robert Onuska Interior Design by Nacho Polo & Robert Onuska Nacho Polo Robert Onuska ON VIEW Silo Console by Hervé Langlais, Limited Edition 12 Eternity Chair by Arda Yeniay, Limited Edition 12 Model P9 Sculpture by Marek Cwiek, Unique Work Beaune Bronze Table Lamp by Thierry Lemaire Orphée Mirror by Stéphane Parmentier STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN NEW YORK GALLERY  241 CHURCH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY #STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN

PEWS by Michael Bennett Drawing on black American vernacular for a sense of home, Bennett’s collection explores how we return to core principles of identity, culture, and family when we encounter moments of doubt, fear, and loss. Each of the works invites us to return to ourselves, to find strength and resilience in the tranquil space of home. For Bennett, the collection becomes a cradle for connection with black cultural history and ancestry, paying homage to a rich lineage of excellence in craftsmanship and storytelling. Drawing on forms and geometries found in west African design, motifs in Caribbean art, and Bennett’s upbringing in the coastal American South, the sculptural collection is rooted in ideas of intersectionality, place, and community within the African diaspora Working with fine American artisans to craft each work, Bennett reimagines domestic mainstays, such as tables and seating, while imbuing them with poignant references to black history and art. Bennett names his works after family members and cultural touchstones to connect the material and ancestral history with the people and settings most important to him. #STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN

MONOLITH by Boldizar Senteski for STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN Numbered Edition #STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN

STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN We like to look at ordinary things in extraordinary ways. When designing our gallery we had a very basic, functional and fundamental need, to add a coat closet for our guests coats and bags. The addition of this room to our gallery created an opportunity for us to rethink the concept and elevate the design. Our intent was to design a beautiful wardrobe, or dressing room, similar to one you would find at home. The entrance to our coat closet continues the architectural design of our interior, with another 10ft / 3m tall arched doorway with another one of our signature handcarved chestnut doorknobs. As in our guest powered room, we wrapped the walls and ceiling in natural jute creating a very special and moody atmosphere and we chose warm and noble elements such as a dark bronze vintage coatrack, a bronze textured console by Italian designer Simone Fanciullacci and contrasted it with a polished bronze table lamp by Colombian designer David Aguirre, both works exclusively designed for our gallery. On top of the console, we chose darker bronze works by French artist Victor Guedy. For a touch of color, we installed this painting by 90 year old British artist Rose Wylie from our private art collection. Artistic Direction by Nacho Polo Curation by Nacho Polo & Robert Onuska Interior Design by Nacho Polo & Robert Onuska Nacho Polo Robert Onuska ON VIEW Venere Console by Simone Fanciullacci, Limited Edition 15 + 3AP Gamot Table Lamp by David Aguirre, Numbered Edition Broac II Sculpture by Victor Guedy, Limited Edition 8 + 4AP Ceroferac candle holder by Victor Guedy, Limited Edition 8 + 4AP Wood Door Pull by Nacho Polo & Robert Onuska Painting from Nacho Polo & Robert Onuska Private Art Collection Rose Wylie, Yellow Head 1 (a mother), 2020. Not for sale Photography @william.jess.laird STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN NEW YORK GALLERY 241 CHURCH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY #STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN