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Online exhibition

Adam Court Form in Balance

Online exhibition open

8–12 September 2027 · In conjunction with Frieze Seoul

Kalkeriet Contemporary · Online

Portrait of Adam Court
Adam Court, portrait. Courtesy of the artist.

Adam Court approaches furniture through the relationship between mass and line. Developed with OKHA, his designs bring the weight and variation of natural stone into contact with the precision of metal. Asymmetry becomes a way of holding a composition in balance: a shift in proportion can alter how a table meets the floor or how a chair occupies a room. Form in Balance follows these decisions across tables and seating, considering how traditional making and carefully resolved materials give functional objects a sculptural presence.

Les Amis

Adam Court

Les Amis

Coffee table · Steel and marble
H 34 × W 200 × D 104 cm
Designed for OKHA. Image courtesy of OKHA / Kalkeriet Contemporary.

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Court uses an offset or an interrupted line to place a composition under tension. The form holds together through the relationship between its parts, while the character of the material remains visible.

Tectra 2

Adam Court

Tectra 2

Coffee table · Blackened mild steel and marble
H 38 × W 166.5 × D 147.5 cm
Designed for OKHA. Image courtesy of OKHA / Kalkeriet Contemporary.

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In polished metal, the surroundings become part of the surface. A clear outline can remain legible even as reflections change the apparent weight of the object.

Cut Forms

Adam Court

Cut Forms

Side tables · Electro-polished stainless steel or brass
A & B: H 52 × W 38 × D 30 cm
C & D: H 52 × W 39 × D 30 cm
Designed for OKHA. Image courtesy of OKHA / Kalkeriet Contemporary.

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Seating brings the body into the composition. Court carries the same attention to silhouette into upholstery, giving softness a defined volume and a precise relationship to its supporting structure.

Reposer

Adam Court

Reposer

Upholstered armchair · Polished steel base
H 72 × W 120 × D 95 cm · Seat height 40 cm
Designed for OKHA. Image courtesy of OKHA / Kalkeriet Contemporary.

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Reserve or enquire

Reserve a work from Adam Court — Form in Balance or enquire about dimensions, materials and availability.

A reservation is only confirmed after written confirmation from Kalkeriet Contemporary.

For direct enquiries, contact info@kalkeriet.com +46 79 33 63 270

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