Wabi Sabi by Perennials and Sutherland

A nod to the Japanese aesthetic that celebrates beauty found in imperfection, Wabi Sabi features textures, patterns and shapes with worn authenticity, introducing four new fabric qualities and two new rug designs. On the furniture side, Sutherland Creative Director Eugeni Quitllet designed Wabi Sabi as a vehicle to play with shapes created by light and shadow. An architectural collection, Wabi Sabi features both teak and aluminum pieces that make a statement in a soulful way.

The debut of Wabi Sabi, a new collection of unique 100% solution dyed acrylic fabric and rug designs, plus outdoor furniture, for Spring 2024. A nod to the Japanese aesthetic that celebrates beauty found in imperfection, Wabi Sabi features textures, patterns and shapes with worn authenticity. The fabric collection introduces four new qualities– Kikko, Arigato, Paper Crane, and Sake Stripe – and 19 new colorways that draw inspiration from nature like Camel and Mulberry. Wabi Sabi also debuts two new rug designs: Tatami and Taki. The furniture collection, designed by Sutherland Creative Director Eugeni Quitllet, includes four seating options, an ottoman, and a coffee table.

View this new collection at the Sutherland and Perennials on the first floor at 200 Lex.