Sarabi Studio Austin

Sarabi Studio
Austin

As we transition from one month's theme here on Apartment Therapy to next month's theme (escapes and travel, if you were curious), we thought it fitting that we focus today on a local creative company that makes furniture that can transition seamlessly from indoor to outdoors...

We spotted the Sarabi Studio's furniture in the latest issue of Austin Monthly Home and were blown away by the simple yet stylish designs of their products. Sleek and modern yet still warm, we could see these pieces in more modern homes or even traditional styles. And the fact that most of these pieces can be indoor or out makes them even more valuable.

We really love their Linear line of benches, available in custom lengths. The pieces give a great graphic presence to a space and really underscore the latest trend of having geometric elements in interiors. If you're looking for an even bolder impact, many of Sarabi Studio's pieces can be industrially powder coated any color or texture you'd like.

You can find more information about Sarabi Studio's furniture on their website, or see them in person at the local stores Big Red Sun and Nest Modern.

Comments (6)

seamlessly, not seemlessly

posted by austinpeahen on June 29th 2009 at 10:16am
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Gorgeous! I especially like the first photo.

posted by visualingual on June 29th 2009 at 10:21am
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wow this stuff is niiiice
I love bold/simple designs. & the wood is really beautiful.

posted by plumeria on June 29th 2009 at 10:35am
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First photo is incredible. I think I just had a moment of (unrealistic) desire to go into carpentry. Unrealistic because I envision myself being like Joey from Friends handling a power saw.

posted by Nolann on June 29th 2009 at 8:29pm
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I didn't see the wood table in the third photo on the website. It'd be beautiful indoors.

posted by kelleyk on June 29th 2009 at 10:13pm
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Thank you all for your kind words and thanks to apttherapy for the write up!

Kelleyk- the table you are looking for is the NUVO dining table, here is a link: http://sarabistudio.com/diningtables/nuvodiningtable.html
If anyone has any questions or comments i would love to have them at psarabi@sarabistudio.com

Cheers, Payam Sarabi
Designer and Proprietor of Sarabi Studio

posted by Sarabi Studio on July 1st 2009 at 1:14pm
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