Frank Gehry Left Twist Cube | Sculptural Multi-Purpose Furniture for Indoor & Outdoor Living Date 2004 | Frank Gehry When legendary architect Frank Gehry—creator of the Guggenheim Bilbao—met Heller founder Alan Heller, an extraordinary collaboration was born. "We can take your architecture and turn it into furniture," Heller proposed. The result? Pure design magic that transforms everyday living. Award-Winning Design Meets Endless Versatility Winner of Best of Show at NeoCon 2004, the Gehry Left Twist Cube revolutionizes what a single piece of furniture can do. This sculptural masterpiece serves as a step stool, side table, end table, bedside table, ottoman, shower bench, or poolside table—seamlessly transitioning from indoors to outdoors. From penthouses to pool decks, from minimalist lofts to bustling offices, each cube brings Gehry's revolutionary architectural vision into commercial spaces, luxury hotels, modern homes, and museums worldwide. Built to Last Generations Crafted through advanced rotational molding in the USA, this hollow single-piece polyethylene form features: 100% weatherproof construction for year-round outdoor use Stress-free corners with consistent wall thickness for supreme durability Lightweight yet stable at 15.87 pounds Wind-resistant design with optional sand-fill capability (removable plug underneath) recyclable materials A Rainbow of Architectural Color Available in Gehry's signature "bouquet" of vibrant colors—inspired by his flower sculpture for French artist Sophie Calle. These colors had such impact that Gehry credits them with inspiring his architectural firm to incorporate more color into their building designs. The Heller Promise: Modern Forever The Gehry Left Twist Cube embodies our core philosophy: modern design that's aesthetically stunning, purposefully functional, and timelessly versatile. Each piece is made in the USA, ready to ship, and engineered to become tomorrow's heirloom. Perfect For: Design enthusiasts, architects, interior designers, boutique hotels, modern offices, contemporary homes, outdoor living spaces, and anyone who believes great design should work as beautifully as it looks.
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