Here is what the page “Georgia Merritt’s Refrain Exhibition: Sculptural Furniture Inspired by 18th-Century Mouldi” contains. Emerging London designer Georgia Merritt has unveiled her second solo show, Refrain, at an east London antiques dealer. The exhibition features five new sculptural furniture pieces that draw on 18th-century architectural mouldings and musical staves, blending historical ornament with contemporary form. Merritt, previously spotlighted in Dezeen’s London Design Festival rising stars lineup, continues to explore the intersection of craft, sound, and space.
The show’s setting within a traditional antiques context creates a dialogue between old and new, challenging perceptions of functional design. Refrain runs for a limited time and offers collectors and design enthusiasts a rare look at Merritt’s evolving practice. As London’s design scene pushes toward more narrative-driven objects, Merritt’s work signals a growing appetite for pieces that carry both visual weight and conceptual depth. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.