Sam Klemick engineers Douglas Fir so timber folds like daintily draped fabric.
LA woodworker Sam Klemick has modelled a side table, chair, floor lamp and mirror after a vintage Emanuel Ungaro gown in Wearstler’s closet. The collection, called Hollywood, is made from reclaimed Douglas fir
A bow dons the back of this dining chair in a celebration of excessive joy and whimsy. Designer Sam Klemick pushes wood to look draped and molded like garments.
This month, Water Street Projects is playing host to Collectible’s second-ever New York edition.
If there’s one true thing we’ve learned in 20 years of working in the design journalism, it’s that design fairs are better with friends.
Los Angeles designer Sam Klemick upholstered her Bell Chair in a Pierre Frey mustard yellow brocade with bright florals and butterflies for the Petra Hardware x Sight Unseen Collection exhibition, which took place at the Host on Howard showroom in SoHo.
One of the early trends we've seen is objects made of ceramics, paper or wood that are shaped to resemble fabric elements like curtains or bows.
My admiration for Sam Klemick's exaggeratedly voluminous, comforting furniture is tangible in the profile I wrote on her work as part of our emerging designers series in August.
For Objective Gallery‘s exhibition at Design Miami 2024, the Shanghai and New York-based gallery contemplated the title All design is contemporary, if it’s alive.
LA-based knitwear and clothing designer Sam Klemick created a communal seating structure named Play Station that utilises geometric shapes and is made from salvaged Douglas Fir and dead stock fabrics.
Klemick handcrafts pieces in her L.A. workshop from salvaged and locally sourced lumber using the circular method.
Sam Klemick works mostly with douglas fir salvaged from demolition sites around the city.
No, your eyes are not deceiving you: This surreal chair has a carved wood sweater casually draped over its back.
An Alcova group show entitled Uncharted explores new realms of design for the six creative studios involved (Caleb Ferris, Forma Rosa Studio, NJ Roseti, Studio Sam Klemick).
A former fashion designer, Klemick transitioned to furniture two years ago after falling in love with wood-working and realizing she could use
Ms. Klemick, the Miami native, only recently turned to furniture design after years of working in the notoriously wasteful fashion industry.
The plump furniture of LA-based Sam Klemick sits alongside the tiled-covered joinery of Vancouver-based Jeff Martin in an exhibition at Objective Gallery in New York.
After years working in fashion, Sam Klemick turned to woodworking as a creative outlet.
Fashion and furniture designer Sam Klemick’s new line, Collection Two, began with a film recommendation from a friend.
A series of new seating pieces inspired by slumber was showcased by the Los Angeles upstart Otherside Objects, founded by Sam Klemick, a fashion
As unlikely as it sounds, it was a Craigslist posting plus a FaceTime with a friend that sealed the deal for Sam Klemick, founder of Otherside Objects, for her new apartment in Los Angeles.
After working for ten years in corporate fashion design, Sam Klemick discovered a newfound passion in using a lathe to sculpt otherworldly furniture in new and deadstock materials.
