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<strong>Modus</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> 5 <strong>Westcombe</strong> <strong>Trading</strong> <strong>Estate</strong> <strong>Station</strong> <strong>Road</strong> <strong>Ilminster</strong> Somerset TA19 9DW<br />
T. +44(0)1460 258 590 E. info@modusfurniture.co.uk www.modusfurniture.co.uk
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<strong>Modus</strong> is an award-winning British furniture manufacturer dedicated to producing<br />
innovative contemporary design with a unique heritage.<br />
Working with some of the world’s most renowned designers and emerging young<br />
talent, <strong>Modus</strong> is a leading British design brand with a strong and respected<br />
international reputation.<br />
Using materials re thought for a modern age and a plethora of manufacturing<br />
processes, <strong>Modus</strong> is committed to quality production, producing inspired covetable<br />
pieces with longevity . <strong>Modus</strong> offers an extensive range of products for the<br />
furnishing of creative contract and domestic interiors.
PART PearsonLloyd
PALAIS Michael Sodeau
PALAIS Michael Sodeau<br />
DREW Kirsty Whyte
DREW Kirsty Whyte
WRAP Simon Pengelly
NOUGHTS AND CROSSES Micheal Sodeau
PLC PearsonLloyd
PLC PearsonLloyd
DUNE Monica Förster
GECKO Claesson Koivisto Rune
DUNE Monica Förster<br />
GECKO Claesson Koivisto Rune
DUNE Monica Förster<br />
GECKO Claesson Koivisto Rune
ORBITAL Christophe Pillet<br />
FOLD Patrick Norguet
ANGLE Simon Pengelly<br />
ANG003<br />
2375 x 840 x h600/360mm<br />
BERNARD Simon Pengelly<br />
BER002<br />
1950 x 870 x h640/380mm<br />
BERNARD Simon Pengelly<br />
BER003<br />
2460 x 870 x h640/380mm<br />
BERNARD Simon Pengelly<br />
BER003 + BER004L<br />
2460 x 2170 x h640/380mm<br />
COCOON Claessonn Koivisto Rune<br />
COC002<br />
2200 x 810 x h600/360mm<br />
COCOON Claesson Koivisto Rune COCOON Claesson Koivisto Rune<br />
COC004 COC006<br />
1600 x 650 x h780/480mm 2000 x 870 x h920/360mm
PAL003<br />
PALAIS Michael Sodeau<br />
2240 x 820 x h760mm<br />
DIVA Claesson Koivisto Rune<br />
DIV002<br />
2760 x 780 x h680/360mm<br />
LEAR Patrick Norguet<br />
LEA001<br />
2600 x 1010 x h680/375mm<br />
PALAIS Michael Sodeau<br />
PAL002<br />
1610 x 820 x h760mm<br />
FLOAT Michael Sodeau<br />
FLO002<br />
2000 x 730 x h720/470mm<br />
LOLO PearsonLloyd<br />
LOL001<br />
2010 x 830 x h670/390mm<br />
PALAIS Michael Sodeau<br />
PAL003<br />
2240 x 820 x h760mm
PART PearsonLloyd<br />
PAR003<br />
2090 x 845 x h740/410mm<br />
PART PearsonLloyd<br />
PAR004<br />
2090 x 845 x h740/410mm<br />
PLEATS Stephen Burks<br />
PLE001<br />
1800 x 855 x h630/330mm<br />
TEN Michael Sodeau<br />
TEN002<br />
1800 x 1020 x h760/390mm<br />
PISA PearsonLloyd<br />
PIS004<br />
1570 x 830 x h750/470mm<br />
PLEATS Stephen Burks<br />
PLEC002<br />
2100 x 855 x h630/330mm<br />
TEN Michael Sodeau<br />
TEN003<br />
2500 x 1020 x h760/390mm
BERNARD Simon Pengelly<br />
BER001<br />
1150 x 870 x h640/380mm<br />
ANGLE Simon Pengelly<br />
ANG001<br />
960 x 840 x h600/360mm<br />
DIVA Claesson Koivisto Rune<br />
DIV001<br />
1680 x 780 x h680/360mm<br />
PART PearsonLloyd<br />
PAR001<br />
910 x 845 x h740mm<br />
COCOON Claesson Koivisto Rune<br />
COC003<br />
770 x 650 x h780/480mm<br />
FLEX Sam Johnson<br />
FLEX001<br />
840 x 940 x h710/390mm<br />
FLEX002<br />
590 x 470 x h410/390mm<br />
PISA PearsonLloyd<br />
PIS001<br />
625 x 730 x h820/440mm
PLC LOUNGE PearsonLloyd<br />
PLC007<br />
670 x 680 x h710/410mm<br />
MULTI Michael Sodeau<br />
MULC012<br />
570 x 580 x h690/415mm<br />
ORBITAL Christophe Pillet<br />
ORB001<br />
865 x 865 x h708/360mm<br />
MULTI Michael Sodeau<br />
MULC010<br />
642 x 580 x h690/415mm<br />
OS Jonathan Prestwich<br />
OS003<br />
580 x 640 x h710/350mm<br />
WRAP Simon Pengelly<br />
WRAP Simon Pengelly<br />
WRA001 WRA004<br />
720 x 800 x h810/380mm 720 x 800 x h1045/380mm
DUN003<br />
DUNE Monica Förster<br />
600 x 498 x h750/450mm<br />
DUNE Monica Förster<br />
DUN002<br />
738 x 738 x h750/450<br />
PLC PearsonLloyd<br />
PLC001<br />
480 x 520 x h740/440mm<br />
DUNE Monica Förster<br />
DUN001<br />
600 x 498 x h750/450mm<br />
PLC PearsonLloyd<br />
PLC001<br />
480 x 520 x h740/440mm<br />
OS Jonathan Prestwich<br />
OS Jonathan Prestwich<br />
OS002 OS001<br />
620 x 520 x h820/470mm 560 x 520 x h820/470mm
10˚ Morph<br />
DEG001C<br />
420 x 420 x h480mm<br />
CANDY PearsonLloyd<br />
CAN002A<br />
1390Ø x h1160/450mm<br />
CANDY PearsonLloyd<br />
DROP Monica Förster<br />
CAN003 DRO001<br />
3250 x 1390 x h850/450mm 720 x 500 x h340/290mm<br />
10˚ Morph<br />
DEG001<br />
420 x 420 x h480mm<br />
CANDY PearsonLloyd<br />
CAN001A<br />
1390Ø x h1160/450mm<br />
STEADY Ed Carpenter<br />
STE008 + STE009 + STE010<br />
1595 x 1595 x h440mm
NOUGHTS AND CROSSES Michael Sodeau<br />
N+C002 + N+C004<br />
510ØØ x h825mm<br />
MULTI Michael Sodeau<br />
MULC005<br />
520 x 470 x h870/820mm<br />
NOUGHTS AND CROSSES Michael Sodeau<br />
NOUGHTS AND CROSSES Michael Sodeau<br />
N+C001 N+C003<br />
390Ø x h450mm 390ØØ x h450mm<br />
NOUGHTS AND CROSSES Michael Sodeau<br />
N+C002<br />
510ØØ x h825mm<br />
MULTI Michael Sodeau<br />
MULC006<br />
520 x 470 x h720/670mm<br />
NOUGHTS AND CROSSES Michael Sodeau<br />
N+C004<br />
510Ø x h825mm
V TABLE Simon Pengelly<br />
VT001<br />
2000 x 850 x h710mm<br />
A TABLE Michael Sodeau<br />
ATA001<br />
1907 x 900 x h720mm<br />
WRAP Simon Pengelly<br />
WRA005<br />
750 x 750 x h435mm<br />
PLC PearsonLloyd<br />
PLC005<br />
900 x 900 x h720mm<br />
PLC PearsonLloyd<br />
PLC004<br />
900Ø x h415mm<br />
MULTI Michael Sodeau<br />
MULTI Michael Sodeau<br />
MULT007 MULC002<br />
750 x 750 x h720mm 600Ø x h420mm
GECKO Claesson Koivisto Rune<br />
GEC005<br />
850 x 850 x h400mm<br />
DREW Kirsty Whyte<br />
DRE002<br />
650ØØ x h720mm<br />
FOLD Patrick Norguet<br />
FOLD Patrick Norguet<br />
FOL003 FOL002<br />
450 x 450 x h575mm 450 x 450 x h425mm<br />
TRIM Paolo Notaro<br />
TRI002<br />
1100 x 600 x h330mm<br />
GECKO Claesson Koivisto Rune<br />
GEC002<br />
650Ø x h720mm<br />
TRIM Paolo Notaro<br />
TRI003<br />
800 x 800 x h330mm
PARALLEL Stephen Burks<br />
PARA003<br />
2400 x 430 x h1826mm<br />
ASIDE Simon Pengelly<br />
ASIDE Simon Pengelly<br />
ASI001 ASI003<br />
1700 x 340 x h490mm 1700 x 340 x h910/490mm<br />
FACE PearsonLloyd<br />
FACE PearsonLloyd<br />
FAC002 FAC003<br />
1800 x 550 x h550mm 2400 x 550 x h550mm<br />
STRIPEY Simon Pengelly<br />
STRIPEY Simon Pengelly<br />
STR013 STR011<br />
1800 x 600 x h700mm 2400 x 600 x h700mm
STEM Michael Sodeau<br />
STE001<br />
678Ø x h1900mm<br />
STEM Michael Sodeau<br />
DREW Kirsty Whyte<br />
STE001 DRE004<br />
678Ø x h1900mm 425Ø x h1755mm
CLIENT Blythswood Square Hotel and<br />
Spa<br />
INTERIOR DESIGNER Graven Images
CLIENT Martinhal Hotel and Resort<br />
ARCHITECS Conran & Partners<br />
DESIGNER Michael Sodeau<br />
CLIENT Roundhouse<br />
DESIGNER Michael Sodeau
CLIENT Engine<br />
PRODUCT PLC
DEALER PSP Consultants<br />
ARCHITECT Graven Images<br />
CLIENT Nobis Hotel, Stockholm<br />
PRODUCT Cocoon<br />
CLIENT Santorini Grace, Greece<br />
PRODUCT Multi Stool
DESIGNERS<br />
Stephen Burks<br />
Stephen Burks and his New York studio, Readymade Projects, have been responsible for creative design direction on projects ranging from<br />
retail interiors and events to lighting, furniture and industrial design. He has developed innovative concepts for renowned international brands<br />
as well as continuing his commitment to sustainable design in the developing world.<br />
He studied architecture at the Illinois Institute of Design, as well as attending Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture.<br />
Stephen is now one of the most recognised American industrial designers of his generation. Stephen and his studio have produced work for<br />
clients such as B&B Italia, Cappellini, Calvin Klein, David Design, E&Y, Missoni, Moroso and Vitra USA.<br />
Ed Carpenter<br />
Ed originally trained as a sculptor at Kingston University before starting work as a designer. Following a successful two years of design projects<br />
including furniture and several interior design commissions Ed went on to study at The Royal College of Art, under the Professorship of Ron<br />
Arad. Since establishing his design office in 2002, Ed has worked on a wide range of design led projects both individually and collaboratively<br />
with fellow designer André Klauser, as one half of Klauser & Carpenter.<br />
Clients include Established & Sons, Authentics, Thorsten Van Elten, Elmar Flötotto, VG&P and Muji.<br />
Mårten Claesson, Eero Koivisto and Ola Rune<br />
The Swedish design partnership Claesson Koivisto Rune was founded in 1995 as an architectural office but is, in the classic Scandinavian way,<br />
multi-disciplinary, practising both architecture and design.<br />
Amongst their commissions are houses such as the Sfera Building in Kyoto, interiors such as the Operakällaren restaurant in Stockholm, as<br />
well as designs for manufacturers such as Cappellini and Littala.<br />
Their work has earned them numerous distinctions and awards, amongst them the honour of being the first Swedish architects to be exhibited<br />
in the Venice Architecture Biennale (2004).<br />
Monica Förster<br />
Monica Förster, creater of some of the most internationally renowed objects in contemporary Swedish design today, is based in Stockholm but<br />
grew up close to the artic circle in the very north of Sweden. Her work is categorized by a strong sense of pure form mixed with a never-ending<br />
curiosity for new materials and technology. Always trying to work in a cross-disciplinary way, she invents and renews typologies in industrial,<br />
furniture and object design.<br />
She has been awarded with Excellent Swedish Design, Design Plus in Germany, and was awarded FutureDesignDays Award 2002. She<br />
has also been represented in the International Design Yearbook. Monica Förster design studio works worldwide with clients such as Poltrona<br />
Frau,E&Y Japan, Offecct, David Design, Nola, Väveriet and Skruf.<br />
Sam Johnson<br />
Sam Johnson studied furniture and product design at Ravensbourne University and graduated in 1998. He has worked for a number of<br />
independent designers and consultancies before setting up his own company in 2001.<br />
His products have been short listed for both Muji and The Peugeot design awards and has exhibited in Tokyo, Paris and London. His work is<br />
currently sold through London based distributor Thorsten van Elten.<br />
Most recently Sam co-founded the design collective ‘Shift’ of which Morph UK have become an important member. The group’s recent exhibition<br />
‘Time:frame’ resulted in Sam and Morph collaborating to produce the ‘London’ and ‘Domino’ ranges.<br />
Pearson Lloyd<br />
Pearson Lloyd is an award winning multi disciplinary design consultancy based in Central London. The studio’s work focuses on design for<br />
manufacture and strategic research in the fields of furniture, transport design and the public realm.<br />
Recent projects include the new First Class Seat for Virgin Atlantic Airways launched in July 2003, and projects for Artemide, Knoll International,<br />
Magis and Walter Knoll. PearsonLloyd has won numerous awards through out Europe for their work and were voted the FX Designers of the<br />
Year 2002.<br />
Patrick Norguet<br />
At age 30, Patrick Norguet attended the École Supérieure du Design Industrial using his already extensive knowledge of productions<br />
techniques to great effect.<br />
In 1999 he launched the Rainbow chair at the Paris furniture show where it was spotted by Giulio Capellini, who produced it the following<br />
year.<br />
Patrick has a pragmatic and practical approach to design and since arriving on the scene has produced many varied and critically acclaimed<br />
works for the likes of Cappelinni, Artifort, Thonet, Silvera, Frighetto, Lapalma, Tronconi & Livit.<br />
Most recently he has won the Wallpaper, Designer of the Year 2009.
Paolo Notaro<br />
Paolo Notaro graduated in Industrial Design at Politecnico di Milano University in 2002.<br />
He worked for MOMO Design before moving to London where he worked as Project Manager for Michael Sodeau Partnership.<br />
Then started his independent career as a consultant for <strong>Modus</strong> Furniture and other companies such as Morey Smith, Architecture and Design,<br />
Windmill furniture, Blue Line and Antoine Sandoz.<br />
Simon Pengelly<br />
Simon Pengelly was born in 1967. Originally trained at the bench, he was an award winning cabinet maker before graduating from Kingston<br />
University in 1988.<br />
Clients include notable furniture companies such as Isokon Plus, Lapalma, Montis, Hitch Mylius and Arper.<br />
A pragmatic approach to problem solving and an affinity with materials and manufacturing processes, combined with a<br />
passionate desire to create production furniture with ‘soul’, has resulted in award–winning furniture that contains a wonderful<br />
mix of understated design and clever engineering.<br />
Christophe Pillet<br />
Born in 1959, Christophe Pillet graduated from the Decorative Arts School in Nice in 1985, Master of Domus Academy, Milano, in 1986.<br />
His first pieces of furniture were produced by XO in 1991. He has been working independently since 1993.<br />
Christophe engages in many fields: product and furniture design, interior decoration, architecture, scenography and artistic direction.<br />
He has produced projects for clients such as Cappellini, Daum, JC Decaux, Driade, Ecart International, Loréal, Lacoste, Moroso, Porro,<br />
Renault, Serralunga, Shiseido, Shu Uemura, Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin and Whirlpool.<br />
Jonathan Prestwich<br />
Jonathan Prestwich spent six years as chief assistant to German designer Burkhard Vogtherr in France. He managed projects ranging from<br />
residential furniture for Arco (NL) to office furniture for Fritz Hansen (DK) winning ‘best of Neo Con’ and the ‘Red Dot’ design award, amongst<br />
others.<br />
Since 2003 Jonathan has lived and worked in London as an independent design consultant. He has worked with several highly respected<br />
furniture producers, researching and developing new products.<br />
Influenced and driven by the relationship between modern technology and nature, with a goal to create simple elegant innovation.<br />
Michael Sodeau<br />
Michael Sodeau was born in London in 1969. He studied product design at Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design where he graduated<br />
in 1994. He was a founding partner of Inflate, and set up his own design studio Michael Sodeau Partnership in 1997.<br />
Michael has designed for several international manufacturers including Abet, Anything, Asplund, Bute, E&Y, Gervasoni, Isokon Plus, Liv’it,<br />
Offecct, SCP, Swedese, Thonet Vienna, Tronconi and Wedgwood, and has exhibited internationally with solo shows in London, New York,<br />
Stockholm and Tokyo, with a retrospective show in Paris.<br />
Michael also has designs in the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, and a book about his work entitled ‘Once upon a line’<br />
and edited by Alexander Payne was published in 2000.<br />
Morph<br />
Morph uk was established by Bill Holding and Ben Cox in 1999. With common interests across the creative spectrum and a like-minded<br />
approach to design, it was natural to start working together professionally.<br />
Their wide-ranging interest in all things creative are reflected in the scope of projects within which they became involved: Luxury products for<br />
Marc Jacobs, shop interiors for Manderina Duck with Michael Young, lighting with Chris Levine, Prada fragrance bottles with David James and<br />
ceramics for Harrods.<br />
Kirsty Whyte<br />
Kirsty Whyte graduated from Nottingham Trent University in 2003 with a First Class Degree in BA (HONS) Decorative Arts, where she<br />
specialised in kiln formed glass.<br />
After her degree Kirsty was invited as an international guest student to Kalmar University, located in the famous “Kingdom of Crystal”, in<br />
Sweden. At Kalmar University Kirsty studied Glass Design & worked with companies such as: Skruf, Orrefors and Kosta Boda. Her experience<br />
and design work covers a breadth of products from furniture, lighting, upholstery, accessories and homewares.
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