Kelly Wearstler is an outstanding and emotional American interior designer known for her luxurious and captivating lifestyle. Its elegant and romantic design style reveals the power of color. She changed the look, meaning and meaning of modern American design with her own unique style of design, combining exquisite color, complexity and spontaneity with furniture from different periods.

Hagit Pincovici Hagit Pincovici is a third generation Israeli craftsman who is adept at combining traditional craft techniques with rich material and modern influences in a series of furniture, sculpture and lighting designs. In November 2021, Hagit traveled to Los Angeles to collaborate with Kelly Wearstler Studio on Third Nature for Wearstler’s newly launched Gallery platform. 

Inspired by the geographic similarities of their two cities - Pincovici’s muse and hometown of Tel Aviv and Los Angeles, where Wearstler is based - the two women explored how best to bring the cast bronze sculptures to bear as a series of sculptural everyday objects for the home, including a bench, chair, console, mirror, and sculpture. Anchored by strong graphic shapes of solid oak, each organic form has been given a new purpose, further drawing nature into the domestic realm. 

Third Nature was born from Pincovici’s innate desire to reconnect with nature during the pandemic, as she began collecting dead plants from her surrounding urban environment. Inspired by their natural, yet unusual beauty, the foraged specimens - including date palm and desert plants - were then cast into bronze at Pincovici’s studio in Milan, transforming what might otherwise be considered lost into beautiful, eternal objects.

“The Third Nature collection was born out of a need to reestablish and emphasize the existing link between humans and Mother Nature. Those dead plants were gold for me. The project is an ongoing process of collecting plants, casting them, and creating a series of daily objects that surround us. By giving a new life to dead plants, we become more aware. Nature becomes part of usproactively, and we can improve ecological conditions and create memorable human experiences through design.” – Hagit Pincovic