Thread: TOZIER - Luxury Modern Architecture, Luxury Organic Architecture, Exotic Architecture

(From Tozier Ltd)



"We welcome you to a heroic vision; to the boldest blending of craft and science, tradition and progression; toward a deliverance of true architecture. Our philosophy is rooted in the spirits of preservation, progression and dream for the purpose of manifesting exquisite expressions of refined beauty. Our goal is to deliver aesthetics which celebrate time-honored techniques while synthesizing leading edge science. Our process brands legacy through legitimacy and expertise in the highly technical nature of our work; design that embodies style alone, but styling as a result of higher studies in universal form and function. It is the application of superior concept, technical mastery and exquisite workmanship formulated by an enduring study of transitioning mediums of material and culture. Our desire is to inspire fantasy produce Revolutionary works which combine extraordinary art, living design, and organic architecture into a universal luxury design aesthetic.

We ask that you join us on a fantastic voyage as we manifest art and architecture of extraordinary beauty, state-of-the-art endeavor and timeless culture in branding a legacy of design excellence which is Tozier.



TOZIER is the vision of architect and industrial designer Aeron Tozier who brings his unique design elegance to the world of fine arts and architecture. TOZIER brands a preferred personal design approach; one which manifests works through formulas of superior concept, technical mastery and exquisite craft. TOZIER integrates and an enduring study of the ever transitioning mediums of global culture and technology in formulating its aesthetics."

TOZIER - Luxury Modern Architecture, Luxury Organic Architecture, Exotic Architecture, Carbon Fiber Furniture, Ultramodern Architecture, Supermodern Architecture, Freeform Architecture, Extreme Home Architect

This is the original chair...

Taht's only a luxury copy

The design is reminiscent of Mies' but it's made of carbon fiber!!

I go to IIT to study architecture (the campus Mies van der Rohe designed)...and well, its clear which chair Tozier got his rip-off design from. It's too close to Mies' Barcelona chair, but a good attempt at something modern. I'll pass though.

if you ever get a chance go to the meis van der Rohe house in illinois, very cool