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TAMART
Tamart is a new furniture brand from London-based architect Amos Goldreich.
About TAMART
Tamart is a new furniture brand from London-based architect Amos Goldreich, who is bringing to life the work of his parents: designer Tamar De Shalit and architect, artist, and activist Arthur Goldreich. The tale of Tamart begins with the love story of Tamar and Arthur, which blossomed in the 1950s in London and resonated through artistic expression in Israel during the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s. Their creative synergy played a pivotal role in shaping Israel’s early aesthetics, leaving an indelible mark on the design landscape. Tamart is not merely a furniture brand; it represents a compelling design narrative and heritage woven through time, art, and craftsmanship. In 2024, Tamart steps onto the global stage with its debut collection, ready to captivate audiences at Milan Design Week with a carefully curated selection of reissued mid-century wooden furniture pieces. These designs were originally crafted for esteemed hospitality projects such as the iconic ‘70s Red Sea Club and notable private residences, including Sir Charles Clore’s penthouse. Tamart is committed to bridging generations and design forms. The collection expertly contemporises and contextualises De Shalit’s and Goldreich’s work to create contemporary heritage, forging a timeless connection between the past and the present.
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Products & Services
TAMART launched the Clore Bead Pendant, a new pendant light handblown in Czechia from layered opaque and clear polished glass, held in a solid wood collar, with dual layer construction keeping light quality identical.
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Presence & Recognition
TAMART is exhibiting the Clore Bead Pendant at Come to Dinner, an exhibition for Shoreditch Design Week, part of London Design Festival 2026, from 15 to 20 September.
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Products & Services
Tamart produces the Highgate Chair in Europe from solid European oak with a leather seat.
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Presence & Recognition
Tamart features the Highgate Chair alongside new Clore lighting at Come to Dinner, part of the London Design Festival 2026 exhibition.
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Products & Services
TAMART produces the Highgate Chair, a solid oak chair made in Europe with a solid seat shaped from timber and no upholstery.
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Products & Services
TAMART offers concealed magnets in the frame for contract projects to link chairs side by side and separate when the room changes.
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Presence & Recognition
TAMART showcased its latest lighting designs at the London Design Festival 2026 exhibition at the First Floor of 4 Garden Walk, London.
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Products & Services
TAMART launched the Clore Beam, a new modular lighting system featuring a solid wood beam suspended horizontally with handblown glass shades in a linear composition.
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TAMART released a 23 piece collection from the Barbican Estate, researched from original layouts and Miriam Howitt's work on show homes for the estate in the 1960s.
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Products & Services
TAMART has eight pieces from the archive in production.
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