Lewis Kemmenoe's total body of work articulates his desire to produce objects that are functional yet subtly subversive, the form of each piece dictated by the organic form of the material from which it is produced — its production an intuitive exploration of the physical act of object-making. Having studied at Central Saint Martins, and later at the Royal College of Art, Kemmenoe’s fascination with functional objects naturally evolved into the production furniture — for which he pulls multifarious influences from architecture, fashion and design.
Works
Alabaster vase
Alabaster vase, 2025
Angle Chair
Angle Chair, 2026
Bench
Bench, 2026
Coffee Table
Coffee Table, 2026
Composition vase (large)
Composition vase (large), 2025
Composition vase (small)
Composition vase (small), 2025
Metal Box Chair
Metal Box Chair, 2023
Metal Patchwork Cabinet
Metal Patchwork Cabinet, 2023
Metal Patchwork Mirror
Metal Patchwork Mirror, 2023
Metal Patchwork Wall Light
Metal Patchwork Wall Light, 2023
Metallurgy Inlayed Table
Metallurgy Inlayed Table, 2023
Metallurgy Patchwork Bookshelf
Metallurgy Patchwork Bookshelf, 2023
Modest patchwork chair
Modest patchwork chair, 2024
Patchwork Cabinet
Patchwork Cabinet, 2023
Patchwork Cabinet (in copper)
Patchwork Cabinet (in copper), 2026
Patchwork Rocking Chair
Patchwork Rocking Chair, 2025
Patchwork Screen
Patchwork Screen, 2023
Patchwork Stepped Chair
Patchwork Stepped Chair, 2026
Striped composition coffee table
Striped composition coffee table, 2025
Timber Box Chair
Timber Box Chair, 2023
Wall Panel
Wall Panel, 2026
Y Chair
Y Chair, 2026