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Curiosity shop: Retail goes surreal in new collaboration
Tracy Neuls, Nina Saunders and Sanderson collaboration
Tracy Neuls, Nina Saunders and Sanderson collaboration
Tracy Neuls, Nina Saunders and Sanderson collaboration
Tracy Neuls, Nina Saunders and Sanderson collaboration
London – A collaboration between the British textile company Sanderson, footwear designer Tracey Neuls and contemporary artist Nina Saunders is creating a surreal retail environment.
The Most Curious installation in Neuls’ shop, TN_29, features a sculpture by Saunders: a melting chair upholstered in blue and white vintage Sanderson textile sit next to a series of thin tree trunks. Two shoe designs by Neuls are also on show; covered in red and green Sanderson textile, they appear like falling leaves.
The project will be on display until 30 June at 29 Marylebone Lane. Read more on partnership brands in our report on the new Brandtocratic era.
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