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This week, Fab is featuring several gorgeous pieces from the firm’s LAX series, a collection of handsome, minimal furniture that strives to promote calm and reductive living. The line was conceived while MASHstudios’ founder and principal designer, Bernard Brucha, lived in Brooklyn; it was eventually named for the Los Angeles International airport—the icon of arriving to L.A.

A Chicago native with a background in industrial design, Brucha says that his goal for every MASHstudios product is to help people function, and that he sees the studio’s creative team as explorers of form and materials seeking new models of design.

“We seek new ways to blend design and our living environment,” he explains. “Our answer to the need for sustainability is that we choose to work with responsibly harvested or manufactured materials and produce minimal waste in the process.”

Brucha says that the MASHstudios process was honed over the course of a decade’s experiences. The firm prides itself on thinking ahead—and refusing to be a slave to passing fads.

“Following trends is not a sustainable or interesting model. Anticipating the next move is the name of our game,” he says. “What MASHstudios does differently is what makes our products work so well. Those who live our brand come to us because they know our products are unique and timeless. They will be innovative, sustainably produced, and lasting.” 

Be sure to check out MASHstudios’ beautiful tables, beds, desks, and more, available on Fab through July 30th.