Sunset Lounge

A retreat by day, a mecca by night, the Sunset Lounge smolders with a timeless mystique, easeful but edgy.

Vintage c. 1950s Dorothy Schindele chairs in sheepskin fore Roger Herman’s “Untitled 44 (White, Green, Orange)” ceramic work on a custom Chroma shou-sugi-ban pedestal aside a custom Chroma wall sconce.

Location

San Francisco

Year

2020

Area

400 ft² / 37 m²

Collaborators

Sam Frost Photography

Sensate, nocturnal, mysterious, the Sunset Lounge vests in unbridled escape. It has rich textures and nuanced colors, which encourage mindfulness of the sensory pleasures in life. Its heartfelt combination of historical and new furniture prompts the feeling that you have just stepped outside of time.

Under the gaze of a Noam Rappaport acrylic work, a vintage c. 1940s Palle Suenson cabinet plays host.

Vividly hewn vintage and contemporary works. A Jorge Zalszupin Brazilian mid-century credenza, a tambour-doored Palle Suenson cabinet, a curvaceous custom Chroma settee, and Analog Manufaktur’s bleeding-edge audiophile tech. Parleying modern design minds with emergent visionaries. Moody teal, sanguine red, patinated bronze, and blue velvet trip a tantalizing experience, prone to zoning out as tuning in.

A Yquem table by Christian Liaigre in solid oak and black granite enjambs Chroma’s custom Villa Planchart-inspired rug.

A stolen moment in the Sundown Lounge, intrigued by the sumptuous tufted hickory leather of Chroma’s custom settee.

Vintage 1970s “mushroom” lamps in anodized aluminum demarcate the dimensions of the Jorge Zalszupin c. 1960s credenza.

A vintage c. 1950s Adrian Pearsall chair in Prima Alpaca vibes with Arne Wahl Iversen’s blue velvet Flaming Sofa model no. 15 and Chroma’s Sundown Settee.

A Phillip Low sculpture stirs attention on Vincenzo De Cotiis’s DC1717 in murano glass and silver-casted brass.

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