Modernist assemblage of interior spaces, architecture and colour || English

British furniture brand Very Good & Proper has collaborated with London based designer Emily Forgot on a uniqe Assembly Series.
Emily Forgot uses a playful and graphic visual language to explore her passion for interior spaces, architecture and colour. She first debuted her original assemblages at the London Design Festival in 2016.

For VG&P Forgot has designed a bespoke series that marries her own processes and influences with the processes, techniques and material used in VG&P’s practice.
Forgot’s assemblages not only exist in a space between the real and the imagined but also somewhere between the 2D and the 3D world.


Assembly I-III by Emily Forgot, image credit: Very Good & Proper

The Assembly Series takes shape in the form of three individual art pieces which are inspired by the architecture of post-war schools, sharing a commonality with Very Good & Proper’s first product, the Canteen Chair, which was inspired by the classic post-war British school chair.



Assembly parts made from Powder coated aluminium & oak, image credit: Very Good & Proper



between the 2D and the 3D world, image credit: Very Good & Proper



between the 2D and the 3D world, image credit: Very Good & Proper


Technical Specifications
Assembly I-III
26 cm x 20 cm
3 Editions of 20
Powder coated aluminium & oak
The Assembly Series is available in a strictly limited edition of 20 per design.