Hold Onto Your Seats, The New Sherman Collection Has Arrived!
Sherman Collection is an exploration of form and color that expertly blurs the lines between industrial style and a new era of modern American design.
Available now, the Sherman Collection is an exploration of form and color that expertly blurs the lines between industrial style and a new era of modern American design.
Designed by Tim Stoepker of Filter Studio, material and color play a pivotal role in the versatility and success of this collection; Sherman is a celebration of purely functional, adaptable style.
The focal point of the collection comes from the striking, graphic lines created when the powder coated steel legs intersect with the pair of horizontal molded plywood panels. When combined with the upholstered seat, another layer of texture is added, amplifying the tactility of the line and the comfort of the sit.
"We want to encourage our customers to take risk when it comes to color, which is why we’ve built our company around offering personalized services that feel more like a bespoke studio offering, rather than a mass manufacturer. Sherman's simple silhouette makes it the perfect canvas for creativity and color," says director of marketing and new product development, Dean Jeffery.
Comprised of chairs, counter stools, and barstools, the Sherman Collection shows off the company’s made-to-order approach to manufacturing. The collection is available in wide range of colors and finishes (30 standard powder coat colors, over 150 premium powder coat finishes, 16 standard wood finishes, and a COM-friendly policy).
This collection will be manufactured and finished in the United States, available with a standard 4-6 week lead time. Sherman maintains our commitment to high-quality products at accessible price points, starting at just $315 list price. The entire collection has been tested to meet and exceed ANSI/BIFMA test standards and come backed by a 10 year structural warranty.
Call out text. Punchcard Building is now evolving into a modern space, revitalizing the iconic structure.
Known to Phoenix locals as the Punchcard Building, the Phoenix Financial Center, holds a unique place in the city's history and has become a recognizable landmark in the Phoenix skyline. Constructed in the 1960s, the building was originally home to banking and financial services and features a facade with narrow windows that resemble punch cards. Falling stagnant in design and improvements after decades of being limited by government leases, the Punchcard Building is now evolving into a modern, multi-use space with the intention of revitalizing the iconic structure
Known to Phoenix locals as the Punchcard Building, the Phoenix Financial Center, holds a unique place in the city's history and has become a recognizable landmark in the Phoenix skyline. Constructed in the 1960s, the building was originally home to banking and financial services and features a facade with narrow windows that resemble punch cards. Falling stagnant in design and improvements after decades of being limited by government leases, the Punchcard Building is now evolving into a modern, multi-use space with the intention of revitalizing the iconic structure
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