Go behind the scenes as one of Resident’s shades comes to life. Hear from the designer about process, concept and evolution of an idea.
May 16th, 2013
In this beautiful short film we are taken through the fascinating process of producing one of Phil Cuttance’s Segment Shades.
The artisanal approach to manufacturing ensures that the outcome is unique and each edition can be edited to create an ever evolving collection of shades.
Catch Resident’s newest pieces at New York Design Week this May.
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