Office of Tangible Space's No Discipline exhibition explores human connection to physical space with allegorical design works on view at VERSO.

If God is in the details ? as the famous German idiom truly goes ? then finding introspection through emotive objects is akin to prayer. Facilitating this material communion is New York- and San Francisco-based interdisciplinary design studio Office of Tangible Space (OTS) whose first solo show, No Discipline, is proudly presented by the TriBeCa-headquartered gallery VERSO. This exercise marries the maker?s line of inquiry regarding human connection to physical space with the gallery?s affinity for allegorical design works. A congregation of home furnishings comprising creative collaborations between OTS and Made By Choice, Poppy Prints, Thirdkind, Rosie Li, Mondays, Ruxandra Duru, and Aelfie, alongside a debut of their new in-house furniture collection, all serve to answer one question: how might we forge connections between person and product to enhance the experience of place" Area rug from the Niwa Collection designed by Office of Tangible Space for Aelfie
Area rug from the Niwa Collection designed by Office of Tangible Space for Aelfie
Pebble Table Lamp by Rosie Li Studio with Office of Tangible Space

Reversible Lounge Chair by Office of Tangible Space
Aptly named, the curation explores stimulus-response resulting from a variety of design methods unencumbered by a strict definition of technical discipline. It?s a...