Zoë Mowat

Zoë Mowat founded her eponymous studio in 2010, working on furniture and products through a sculptural and intuitive exploration of colour, material and form, balanced by the wish to make objects that answer to lived experience rather than to a style.

Her work includes the Isle seating for Lambert et Fils, the Tome and Tall Tome shelves and the Tome table, the Obi dresser and the Aizome cabinet and sideboard for Ariake, the Lantern tables, the Conduit vases, the Ora mirror, the Quarry bowls, the Beau Travail toolbox and a rung rack. Pieces have been shown in New York, Milan and Tokyo, among them A Futurist Table Top at Driveway Gallery and Collectible Fair, Isle at Caffè Populaire with DWA studio and the Ariake collection at Hirata Chair, and she has collaborated with brands and clients in North America, Europe and Asia.