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Collections — Luxury Concrete Furniture, Art & Architectural Design by The Concrete Anomaly
This portfolio documents the body of work produced by The Concrete Anomaly across furniture, architectural elements, and sculptural applications. Each collection represents a mode of practice rather than a product line, reflecting how concrete is engineered, finished, and integrated depending on context, scale, and intent.
The work spans high-end concrete furniture, architectural wall systems, sculptural installations, and integrated surfaces. Materials include UHPC and proprietary mixes developed for durability, scale, and finish control across commercial and residential environments.
COLLECTIONS AS MODES OF PRACTICE
• Furniture — autonomous functional works
• Architectural Systems — wall panels, columns, integrated surfaces
• Sculptural Works — non-functional or semi-functional objects
• Applied Installations — site-specific, turnkey environments
HOW TO READ THESE COLLECTIONS
These collections are not organized by product type or price. They are organized by intent.
Visitors should read each collection as a way of working with concrete—defined by scale, integration, and role within a space—rather than as a catalog of objects.
PRIMARY COLLABORATORS
Work is commissioned by architects, interior designers, developers, and private clients seeking site-specific concrete solutions across residential, hospitality, and commercial environments.
SCOPE OF WORK
Projects range from single autonomous objects to fully integrated architectural systems.
Work is developed through direct collaboration and is not mass-produced or stocked for immediate purchase.
ENGINEERING & MATERIAL CONTROL
Structural performance, surface finish, and installation strategy are resolved concurrently. Thickness, reinforcement, attachment, and finish systems are developed per project rather than standardized across collections.
HOW PROJECTS BEGIN
Projects typically begin with a conversation around intent, scale, and integration rather than a predefined object. Early discussions focus on spatial conditions, performance requirements, and finish direction before form is resolved.
Work is produced in limited volume and scheduled based on project scope and complexity. Availability is managed to maintain direct involvement across design development, fabrication, and finish execution.
Installation may be supply-only or turnkey depending on project scope, site conditions, and integration requirements.
Finish Development & Surface Control
Finish is intentional, not selected
Pigment, aggregate exposure, surface density, and sealing are developed per project
Samples are iterative, not pre-cataloged
Availability & Production Capacity
Limited concurrent projects
Scheduling based on scope and integration
Availability shifts throughout the year
Acquisition & Commission Path
Some works are acquired as completed objects
Most work begins through commission
Initial outreach centers on intent, location, and scale
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The Collections of The Concrete Anomaly by Dylan Myers present a curated journey through concrete as a medium of high art, luxury design, and architectural innovation. Each gallery section—ranging from bold Art pieces and refined Furniture to sculptural Columns + Walls, elegant Tops, and large-scale Commercial projects—connects craftsmanship with vision. Using advanced GFRC construction, layered pigments, grouting, polishing, and hand-finished detailing, Dylan Myers transforms industrial material into bespoke works that resonate with collectors, architects, and designers. Every collection reflects a balance of permanence and evolution: distressed surfaces in Line DEGRADATION, polished refinement in Line ZERO, and the numbered exclusivity of the Anomaly series. This page serves as a gateway to discover luxury concrete furniture, statement sculptures, and architectural elements that blur boundaries between art, function, and enduring design.