Brussels and Knokke

Gokelaere & Robinson

Gokelaere & Robinson is dedicated to the promotion of the great designers of the 20th century. Born in 2014 from the passion for design of Stanislas Gokelaere and Céline Robinson, the gallery is the result of two complementary profiles that combine knowledge, experience and rigor. Gokelaere & Robinson operates two galleries in Belgium (Brussels - Knokke) and participates to major international fairs.

Design Miami/ Basel 2021 Exhibition

Every piece of furniture created by Ado Chale is unique. While the overall composition shows Chale's highly recognizable style, with its table top resting on three tripod legs in black lacquered steel, the plateau itself is always the center of a particular attention. For this table, the artist created an irregular mosaic of green jasper. The polished pieces of stone are cast in a resin, forming an assemblage of multiple nuances of green that catches the eyes and illuminates the table. Ado Chale has realised his wonderful and original creations by «hunting for nature». His jewels spring from the cliffs or the beaches of Pas-de-Calais where the discovery of marcasite has inspired him to create his first tables. The Arizona desert and the Fontainebleau quarries gave him other nuggets. The materials he has used such as malachite, carnelian and jasper are so fragile and rare that they make each creation unique.

Unique coffee table/ Ado Chale, ca. 1970/ Jasper stones, resin, black lacquered steel/ Courtesy of Gokelaere & Robinson

Alvar Aalto

Ron Arad

Paolo Buffa

Jose Zanine Caldas

Geraldo De Barros

Carlo Hauner

Poul Henningsen

Axel Einar Hjorth

Finn Juhl

Poul Kjaerholm

Le Corbusier

Angelo Lelii

Serge Mouille

George Nakashima

Charlotte Perriand

Gio Ponti

Jean Prouvé

Sergio Rodrigues

Gino Sarfatti

Joaquim Tenreiro

Hans J. Wegner

Tapio Wirkkala

Jorge Zalszupin

Golvenstraat 6,

Knokke 8300, Belgium

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Unique works that combine refined craftsmanship and timeless creation, mainly from Scandinavian, American, French, Brazilian and Italian designers from 1940’s to 1980’s.