372 Broome Street, New York, NY Furniture & Lighting design studio. est. 2012
With backgrounds in architecture, industrial design and fashion design, Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler have brought a rich bank of skill, creativity and style to the furniture world since early 2004. It is since then that the Canadian duo has exclusively designed and manufactured for the to-the-trade market, both in Canada and the U.S. In 2012, the two brothers have branched out and launched GABRIEL SCOTT. A chic and contemporary line of occasional tables and lighting pieces, accessible to the retail and commercial market, while still staying true to their unique signature style. All GABRIEL SCOTT pieces are handmade at their Montreal Studio, and are stocked to ship from their Upstate New York warehouse. In late 2014, the studio open the doors to their first flagship showroom in downtown Manhattan.
Gabriel Sku00e5ts again, Moge Reire, is on Tr And is a place where all the people who pass through Galtesundne, are pegged on. There is Moge Reire, where Gabriel Sku00e5ts lives. Today Gabriel Sku00e5ts grandson, Birgit Sku00e5ts, lives here outside and resides. We meet her in Gabriel Sku00e5ts workroom. My first question to you, is, when did you get Moge Reire? We got Moge Reire, my husband bought Moge Reire in 1917. And we got married in 1918. So I have lived here for over 50 years. And the book was written here? Yes. In this same room? Yes. It was here he worked? Yes, all his books. From 1917 he wrote here. When did he come? He came in 1928. Was Gabriel Sku00e5ts a man who made his own boat, just Yes, partly, but I don'think so, very much. But he had this good motorboat that he used to ride all the way. Was he a Jewish hunter? Yes. And good? Yes, he was very good. Did he fish? Yes, he was not very good. Did he sail? No. Did he hit a very good man? Yes, he had hit a part of the sea away from the Christian sea. Before, he wrote this long before. Probably, let'see, 28, probably 10 years before. He had talked about it, what is a sea away from the Christian sea, that he had talked about and lived in the lake. Did he miss any of the figures in the book, the living models? Yes, the Fenrik. That was the one he talked to himself. Did he Yes, I think so, absolutely. But when they got to this book, they had been terribly angry and angry at each other. He should have gotten it back. Did he get it back? No. Do you still have friendship? Yes, if you can call it friendship.
