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A jewel box collection of thoughtfully designed pieces from the Bryan O’Sullivan Studio
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In the drawing room at our West London Townhouse project, contrasting textures and sculptural forms create a space that feels collected over time. Our Pond Coffee Table anchors the room, its curved silhouette set against the softness of a custom wool rug, while the ceiling light adds a strong architectural gesture overhead.

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In the dining room at our West London townhouse project, the garden-facing extension creates a natural connection to the light and landscape beyond. Our Harvest table anchors the space, paired with the sculptural Barbican pendant, both from the Bryan O’Sullivan Collection.

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Ridley Scott’s Los Angeles was set in 2019 but looked like it had been built across three centuries at once. This desk works the same way.

The Blade desk by O’Sullivan draws from the visual logic of Blade Runner 1982, where futures and pasts collided in the same surface, the same street, the same object. A cantilevered structure in three distinct sections: rich red ochre leather, polished mirror aluminium, and powder-coated finish. Each material carries a different era, and together they hold the particular tension that anachronism produces when it is handled with genuine precision rather than nostalgia.

A desk that knows exactly which film it is referencing and makes no apology for it.

📐 @bosstudio ¦ @bryanosullivancollection

#furnituredesign #deskdesign #retrofuturism #collectibledesign #interiordesign

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THE FRIDAY EDIT

A weekly selection of artists, designers, and makers whose original work deserves a closer look.

This week featuring:

@bryanosullivancollection
@bea_salazar_art
@harshitajhamtanidesigns
@marlitoys

From sculptural lighting and collectible furniture to textured artwork and playful objects.

Which one caught your eye?

#TheFridayEdit #IEditStudio #CollectibleDesign #SculpturalDesign #ContemporaryArt DesignInspiration IndependentMakers

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I’m very happy to share that some of my favourite pieces from Bryan O’Sullivan Collection along with new additions to our designs are now available on The Invisible Collection. I’m a huge admirer of the business that they have built and it’s an honour to be sat alongside such great names. Happy shopping!

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A play of sculptural curves, rich timber and unexpected reflections.

The back gallery reveals itself through a beautiful interplay of form and material. Bryan O’Sullivan Studio’s sculptural armchair brings a distinctive silhouette to the room, its supple grey leather wrapping around polished metal in a continuous curve, with generous cylindrical arms and a beautifully rounded seat.

Róisín Lafferty’s Mira Circle Mirror captures another perspective of the space, reflecting the Jud Wall Lamps by Draga & Aurel, represented by Artemest. Their geometric brass frames and translucent coloured glass appear within the generous circular form, creating an intriguing composition of light, shape and reflection. Handcrafted in Ireland and framed in satin lacquered brass, Mira forms part of Róisín’s debut mirror collection.

The expressive hardwood grain of Jorge Zalszupin’s Pétalas Coffee Table introduces a richness of colour and natural pattern. Crafted in Brazil by L’Atelier circa 1975, its sculpted, petal shaped sections radiate from the centre, each revealing the remarkable movement and depth of the timber.

Mira Circle Mirror by Róisín Lafferty
Available to order in four diameters: 120 cm, 140 cm, 160 cm and 180 cm.

Photography by Barbara Corsico

For product and appointment enquiries:
gallery@roisinlafferty.com

#RoisinLaffertyGallery #RoisinLafferty #BryanOSullivanStudio #MiraCircleMirror #JorgeZalszupin #Petalas #DragaAndAurel #CollectibleDesign #VintageDesign #IrishDesign

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Five finds, five distinct textures. This week on Rada’s Radar: Hamrei’s hand-worked bronze side table, EWE Studio’s volcanic glass, Bryan O’Sullivan’s gem-set Cosmo light and Areca bench with its organic, hand-carved leg forms, plus Broderick by Fameed Khalique in paulownia veneer.

Read the full edit on Substack. Link in bio.

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You loved Part 1, so here’s round two. Five designers & studios proving a light can be the most interesting object in the room. Save for your next project and tell me your fave below 👇

@bryanosullivancollection
@ebureditions
@streicher_goods
@simone__marcel
@lambertetfils

#SculpturalLighting #CollectibleDesign #StatementLighting #InteriorDesignLondon #DesignerLighting

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As part of Design Week Dublin, we were delighted to welcome Aidan Harte to Róisín Lafferty Gallery for A Framed Perspective.

In conversation with Róisín, Aidan opened up the stories held within his bronze sculptures, tracing a practice shaped by the human figure, mythology, history and cultural memory. From the symbolism of the hand as an instrument of creation to the beauty found in imperfection and disintegration, his work draws familiar stories into unexpected territory.

There is something compelling about hearing these stories while surrounded by the works themselves, revealing the thought, touch and instinct that remain embedded within the finished bronze.

We are incredibly proud to represent Aidan and to share his work at Róisín Lafferty Gallery.

Cover photo by @hedgehogsvsfoxes

For artwork and appointment enquiries:
gallery@roisinlafferty.com

#RoisinLaffertyGallery #AidanHarte #AFramedPerspective #DesignWeekDublin #ContemporaryIrishArt #IrishSculpture #CollectibleArt

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What a wonderful evening at @roisinlaffertygallery

We brought together four incredible artists we represent, whose work I have long admired; @jancoolsstudio , @elsbethshaw , @aidanhartesculptor and @hughoconor , for an intimate evening of conversation at Róisín Lafferty Gallery.

One of the things I find most fascinating about creativity is understanding what sits behind the finished work, where ideas begin, the experiences and influences that shape them, and the very individual processes each artist develops along the way. It was such a privilege to hear four very different creative perspectives and to delve a little deeper into the thinking behind their work. And it reminded me that creativity is similar no matter what the discipline.

Thank you to Jan, Elspeth, Aidan and Hugh for sharing so openly, and to the wonderful mix of friends, clients and fellow creatives who joined us. There was something very special about seeing the gallery filled with conversation, curiosity and creativity.

A very special night as part of @designweekdublin .

Video captured by @hedgehogsvsfoxes
#roisinlafferty #roisinlaffertygallery #dublindesignweek

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A Framed Perspective, at Róisín Lafferty Gallery.

It was such a pleasure to welcome fellow design enthusiasts through our doors for an intimate evening of conversation as part of Design Week Dublin.

Hosted by Róisín, A Framed Perspective brought together four artists represented by the Gallery, Hugh O’Conor, Jan Cools, Aidan Harte and Elsbeth Shaw, each approaching their practice from a completely different perspective. The conversation moved through process, instinct and materiality, exploring the experiences that have shaped their work and the ideas that continue to drive it.

The Gallery was never intended to simply be a place to display beautiful things. It is a place for collaboration, conversation and a meeting of creative minds, brought together by a shared appreciation for exceptional craftsmanship, artistic expression and the power of great design. To see the rooms filled with people exchanging ideas, discovering the work and engaging directly with the artists felt like a true expression of that intention.

Even the drinks for the evening took their cue from the surroundings. Guests were welcomed with bourbon Old Fashioned cocktails, inspired by the ground floor lobby beyond the Gallery rooms. The space is wrapped in Old Fashioned, a rich cinnamon paint colour designed by Róisín in collaboration with Fleetwood, and grounded by sweeping Giallo marble. Bronze mirror envelops the walls and ceiling, distorting and multiplying the journey through the lobby as glimpses of light, stone and movement shift with every step. The entire space was conceived around the warm amber glow of the classic cocktail, making it a fitting choice for the evening.

Thank you to Hugh, Jan, Aidan and Elsbeth for such an engaging conversation, and to everyone who joined us and brought their own curiosity and perspective into the Gallery.

Lobby Photography by @barbaracorsicophotography

#RoisinLaffertyGallery #DesignWeekDublin #AFramedPerspective #RoisinLafferty #ContemporaryArt #IrishArt #CollectibleDesign #CreativeExchange

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Designed by @bryanosullivancollection, the Cosmo Table Lamp is a perfect expression of the chrome that has been everywhere in interiors lately. Its polished silver-plated brass body, rounded silhouette, and warm linen shade create a refined contrast of cool metal and soft light.

A statement piece that feels both otherworldly and refined, with craftsmanship at the heart of its design.

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