COLLECTION NO. 4
Studio Proba’s work is known for evoking emotion as a celebration of color, pattern, and positive stimulation of the senses – and this puzzle doesn’t disappoint. The designer draws from the everyday in her work from visuals and sounds, to smells and memories. For lovers of design and pattern, it is a joy exploring the artwork as you put it together piece by piece.
Plays well when bundled with our limited edition Quotidian Pillow by Studio Proba featuring the same artwork.
– 500 piece puzzle
– Completed Size: 16” x 20”
– Box Size: 9 ½” x 7 ¾”
– Pieces finished with a soft-touch, glare-free coating
– Drawstring cloth bag and artwork postcard included
– Made with recycled materials
We are blown away by the craftsmanship and beauty of this puzzle! Thank you so much!
So much fun and great quality! A great afternoon in with an image that made me think of my bestie!
Love this puzzle. It's so cute and makes for the perfect Friday night in.
Love this puzzle! The colors are vivid and the pieces feel luxurious.
My friend and I spent a long afternoon completing this. The colours were so pleasing and the difficulty level was just right for a social activity!
Founded in 2013 by Alex Proba, Studio Proba is a Portland and New York-based multidisciplinary design studio focusing on brand design, art direction, product design, illustration and murals. Alex Proba's creativity evokes emotion as a celebration of color, pattern, and positive stimulation of the senses. The designer draws from the everyday for her designs and artwork: visuals, sounds, smells and memories. Born in Germany into a family of doctors, Proba went on to study Spatial Design (architecture and graphic design) at Akademie Mode und Design Hamburg, Germany, and Contextual Design (furniture & product) at the Design Academy Eindhoven, Netherlands.
"My work is expressive, colorful, sometimes bold and geometric, sometimes organic and playful. I want people to feel something when they interact with my work—and I want them to feel something overwhelmingly positive. I try to be inspired by the everyday, the things surrounding us that we often take for granted. I am fascinated with how many people go through a day without noticing the patterns and structures in nature, and the juxtaposition against so much that is "man made.” I try to marry both in my works. Patterns are often inspired by familiar textures (concrete, terrazzo flooring, pebbles) and materials, and my shapes can often be found in nature. This specific piece is meant to remind people not to take little, everyday things for granted." — Alex Proba
