Dress Sculpture, Short Sleeves, Black/Silver, Aluminum

From Phillips Collection's atelier comes the Dress Sculpture, Short Sleeves, Black/Silver, Aluminum — a work that rewards both immediate impression and sustained study, revealing new character as light conditions and the surrounding context shift across the day.

Skilled artisans have invested considerable attention in every aspect of the Dress Sculpture, Short Sleeves, Black/Silver, Aluminum, producing a surface that carries the evidence of individual judgment — subtle variation and considered detailing that machine production cannot replicate at any scale or price. The silver tone delivers cool, gallery-appropriate precision. At 16x14x62"h, it commands the space it is given with appropriate authority.

In any interior arrangement, the Dress Sculpture, Short Sleeves, Black/Silver, Aluminum becomes the gravitational center — other objects arrange themselves in relation to it. Against a neutral wall it reads as pure sculpture; integrated into a curated interior, it anchors the entire composition.

The Dress Sculpture, Short Sleeves, Black/Silver, Aluminum represents Phillips Collection's conviction that decorative furniture, at its finest, is indistinguishable from art — and that both can occupy the same room with equal presence. Available through American Home Furniture.

Dimensions & Specifications

• Overall Dimensions: 16x14x62"h
• Product Weight: 70 lbs
• Suitable for: Indoor or outdoor use

Materials & Finish

• Material: Metal
• Finish: Aluminum
• Color: Silver
• Collection: Clearance, HPxD

Shipping

• Packed Dimensions: 16"W × 18"L × 64"H
• Packed Weight: 80 lbs
• Country of Origin: Indonesia

Care Instructions

Dust with a soft cloth. Do not use cleaning materials with strong chemicals.

Please note: Aluminum works outdoors and is not prone to rust, but has a high affinity to oxygen and will eventually oxidize. This develops a hardened white-colored coating across the surface of the metal, infusing your piece with authentic natural beauty and additional protection. Depending on conditions, this process occurs between 1-12 months of outdoor exposure.