Sun Set 500 Series in a styled interior

SUN SET™ began with a simple idea: outdoor furniture should feel as considered as anything inside, but be much less precious about how it gets used. Drawing from the optimistic forms of the 1960s and 70s, the collection pairs bold silhouettes with a decidedly unhurried point of view.

Designed in New York and made in the USA for long afternoons, loose plans, and staying out a little later.

Designed by
Wentrcek Zebulon

Designed by
Wentrcek Zebulon

Bringing over 15 years of experience specializing in the design and fabrication of furniture, sculpture, and interiors, the studio has mounted multiple solo gallery exhibitions and led large-scale projects for both private and commercial clients in NYC and Los Angeles.

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Previous Projects

MARCIANO FOUNDATION
LOS ANGELES, CA

An institutional commission by the Marciano Art Foundation. Quaternion is both a reflection and extension of its architectural and decorative surroundings, drawing on the materials, textures, and palettes of the Scottish Rite Masonic Temple, designed by prolific California artist and architect Millard Sheets in 1961. Collaboration presented by artist representative, Marta.

MARCIANO FOUNDATION
LOS ANGELES, CA
'NO LIFE'
LOS ANGELES, CA

'NO LIFE'
LOS ANGELES, CA

Presented by Marta, NO LIFE is a solo exhibition of new sculptural furniture and light works. Wentrcek Zebulon's second solo exhibition with the gallery following the seminal HOG TRAP (2021), No Life emerges from the artists’ highly instinctual exploration of material, form, and the inference of function. Drawing on varied references — from Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker (1979), to Metabolist architecture and erstwhile sanatoriums — Wentrcek & Zebulon ask with both rigor and humor: ‘What do we need to live?’

INTERMEDIATE STATES
BROOKLYN, NY

INTERMEDIATE STATES (2018) is an immersive, site-specific installation of fiberglass, light, sound, and space. Constructed entirely within Wentrcek Zebulon’s studio, the work invites small groups of eight into a glowing sulfur-hued chamber lined with hand-laid fiberglass panels and stools wrapped in resin-impregnated medical cast tape. Indicator lights signal the release of drinks from individual valves, creating a shared ritual through which reinterpreted industrial materials produce a sense of instant nostalgia.

INTERMEDIATE STATES
BROOKLYN, NY