David Weeks

Although best known for his spare, Calder-esque chandeliers and lamps, David Weeks is also an accomplished furniture and product design who infuses a quiet wit into his work.



Oval Boi Chandelier #418 (Ralph Pucci, 2003).



Hanno (Areaware, 2008). Toy gorilla with elastic-band muscles and durable wood limbs that connects Kay Bojesen’s iconic teak Monkey with the contemporary market of graffiti-culture action figures.



Sculpt (Ralph Pucci, 2008). Upholstered furniture collection (armchair, sectional, and two sofas) inspired by the peaks and slopes of topographical maps and Barbara Hepworth’s stone sculptures. Each piece has a stainless steel frame gently cradling an asymmetric seat and scooped backrest.



Bound rocker (David Weeks Studio, 2006). Nickel plated frame with leather strap seat.



Torroja Cross # 425, 3-Tier (Ralph Pucci, 2005).



Castlight (Kikkerland, 2007). Candlestick or LED flashlight, depending on which end you use.



Sarus chandelier No. 428, 4-Tier (Ralph Pucci, 2008).



Semana (Habitat, 1999 and 2007). Chair comprising thick leather straps hung from an epoxy-lacquered, steel-rod frame.



Cement Standing #307 (Ralph Pucci, 2003).



Aluminum Bullet chandelier #403 (Ralph Pucci, 2003).