Zaha Hadid x Star Wars

Inspired by the Star Wars universe, Zaha Hadid Design, Lebron Delienn and Lucasfilm present a desk and a coffee table with smooth and curved geometries.

Zaha Hadid Design, Le-a coffee table, Leblon Delienne, 2017

At the Zaha Hadid Gallery in London, Zaha Hadid Design, Lebron Delienn and Lucasfilm have presented two design pieces inspired by the Star Wars universe. They combine the complexity of Zaha Hadid Design’s distinctive design language with Leblon Delienne’s careful, pristine craftsmanship.

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Img.1 Zaha Hadid Design, Le-a coffee table, Leblon Delienne, 2017

Img.2 Zaha Hadid Design, Le-a coffee table, Leblon Delienne, 2017

Img.3 Zaha Hadid Design, Le-a coffee table, Leblon Delienne, 2017

Img.4 Zaha Hadid Design, Le-a coffee table, Leblon Delienne, 2017

Img.5 Zaha Hadid Design, Amida Desk, Leblon Delienne, 2017

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Img.7 Woody Yao (Zaha Hadid Design), Lorraine Brennan (The Walt Disney Company) and Laurent Buob (Leblon Delienne)

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Img.8 Zaha Hadid Design, Amida Desk, sketch

Leia

Img.9 Zaha Hadid Design, Le-a coffee table, sketch

Img.10 Zaha Hadid Design, Amida Desk, sketch

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Img.11 Zaha Hadid Design, Amida Desk, sketch

Drawing inspiration from the curvilinear geometries of Padmé Amidala’s regal outfit from the Star Wars prequel trilogy; the Amida desk references Padmé Amidala’s character, her story, heritage and provenance through a remarkable iteration for contemporary living. Inspired by the iconic hairstyle and braids of Princess Leia, and combining the straight lines and smooth curves distinctive of Zaha Hadid Design with the savoir-faire of Leblon Delienne, the Le-a coffee table is a perfect fit for the most contemporary interiors.

Img.11 Zaha Hadid Design, Amida Desk, Leblon Delienne, 2017

Anida Desk and Le-a coffee table
Design: Zaha Hadid Design
Production: Leblon Delienne
Year: 2017

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