View Shard Mirrored Glass Wall Sconce by Caroline Chao, 'Hardwired Version'

VIEW Shard Wall Sconce is part of a five-piece collection of sculptural glass and mirror furniture seeking to bring interactive views into objects and furniture. The collection re...

As seen in: Interior Design Magazine, Sight Unseen, Hypebeast VIEW Orb Wall Mirror is part of a five-piece collection of sculptural glass and mirror furniture seeking to bring inter...

VIEW Coffee Table is part of a five-piece collection of sculptural glass and mirror furniture seeking to bring interactive views into objects and furniture. VIEW Coffee Table is made from ultra-clear low-iron glass and mirrored glass base. While furniture typically hides its interior structure, this piece creates an unexpected view into the depth of its base, visible through the tempered low-iron glass tabletop. Through the use of mirrors and dichroics, the view through the base dynamically changes throughout the day, changing color from a deep blue to a teal, blue-purple, and golden tones depending on the view angle and the environment. The collection represents the belief that objects have the capacity to shift perceptions. Views are used to challenge the viewer through intrigue, curiosity, and joy when unexpected visual effects are produced through interaction with the pieces. The pieces change constantly as you live with them - colors may change with the sun angles throughout the day, a reflection may shift when viewed from a different angle, or the piece may create an optical effect that displaces or distorts your reflection in an unexpected way. The user is encouraged to participate in the reflections, in a sense becoming a part of the piece. Materials: low-iron glass, mirror film, dichroics, steel base plate, tempered low-iron glass tabletop. Comes with pre-installed cushioned felt furniture...

VIEW Tea Table is part of a five-piece collection of sculptural glass and mirror furniture seeking to bring interactive views into objects and furniture. VIEW Tea Table is made from ...

As seen in: Dwell Magazine, Sight Unseen, Design Milk, and Hypebeast I-Beam II Light is the newest version of the VIEW I-Beam Light. The original version was released as part of VIE...

Designed and hand-crafted in New York City. This bolster cushion is crafted from a luminous silver mirror upholstery, which is a highly reflective and durable fabric. A soft foam interior cushion ensures comfortable support when used as a bolster or lumbar support cushion. This bolster is an accessory piece, designed in conjunction with the VIEW Collection, a five-piece collection of sculptural glass and mirror furniture seeking to bring interactive views into objects and furniture. The collection represents the belief that objects have the capacity to shift perceptions. Views are used to challenge the viewer through intrigue, curiosity, and joy when unexpected visual effects are produced through interaction with the pieces. Due to popular demand, we have made this much-loved mirror...

Stunning and rare wall sconce designed and produced by Albano Poli for the Poliarte Verona company of the same name in the 1960s. It is made of thin clear and amber-colored glass sta...

Stunning and rare wall sconce designed and produced by Albano Poli for the Poliarte Verona company of the same name in the 1960s. It is made of thin clear and amber-colored glass ove...

L&G Studio is proud to present a Myrna, capturing a moment of suspension in space. The Myrna Wall Mounted light is a large scale light sculpture sus...

Celebrated for its striking composition and versatility, the Grace Articulating Wall Sconce is a true hallmark of ingenuity in lighting design. As handsome as it is useful, this hardwired sconce...

Celebrated for its striking composition and versatility, the Grace Articulating Wall Sconce is a true hallmark of ingenuity in lighting design. As handsome as it is useful, this hardwired sconce...

Dutch mid century, heavy, wall mounted mosaic art light made out of stone and ruby glass shards. Brings the designs of Willem van Oyen to mind and seeing the technique and the era it...