Rick Owens: Furniture
Published by Rizzoli, 2017
Hardcover, 192 pages
A brutalist study in form and philosophy, Rick Owens: Furniture reveals the sculptural side of the legendary fashion designer’s practice. Far from a traditional design monograph, this volume presents Owens’ stark, monumental furniture pieces—crafted from materials like raw plywood, alabaster, concrete, and antlers—as physical extensions of his aesthetic worldview.
Designed in collaboration with his wife and muse Michèle Lamy, the work draws from modernist architecture, Egyptian iconography, and brutalism, blurring the line between furniture and ritual object. The book includes essays, installation views, and studio photography that frame Owens’ furniture as a Gesamtkunstwerk: total, personal, and unrelenting in vision.
Published by Rizzoli and now increasingly rare, this volume is essential for collectors of radical design, conceptual interiors, and Owens’ cult creative universe.