When curating the rooms throughout their house, Udechuku and Smith mixed borrowed pieces related to the temporary exhibition such as the playful sculptural lamps crafted from found materials by Brazilian artist Rodrigo Almeida with vintage American and European classics from their personal collection, such as a Florence Knoll sofa designed in 1954 and newly re-upholstered in a yellow Kvadrat fabric.
When curating the rooms throughout their house, Udechuku and Smith mix borrowed pieces related to the temporary exhibition—such as the playful sculptural lamps crafted from found materials by Brazilian artist Rodrigo Almeida—with vintage American and European classics from their personal collection, such as a Florence Knoll sofa designed in 1954 and newly re-upholstered in a yellow Kvadrat fabric. &quot;We have no opening hours but people call or knock and—if we are home—we welcome them in and put the kettle on.&quot; —Ike Udechuku Tagged: Living Room and Sofa.  Photo 4 of 18 in A Neoclassical Gallery Home in Belgium