Emerald Etched Clear Mirror

Name: Emerald Etched Clear Mirror
Brand: Debra Folz
Price: 1695 USD
Availability: InStock

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These emerald shaped mirrors convey faceted geometry through delicately etched line work shining through peach, smoke and crystal clear surfaces. Available in peach, smoke or low iron clear 1/4" mirrored glass with etched geometry from backside of glass, floating style mount to wood backer with metal cleats.

Details

Creator
Debra Folz (Designer)
Production Type
New & Custom(Current Production)
Production Time
It will take 4-5 weeks to make this piece

Of the Period
Other
Place of Origin
United States
Date of Manufacture
2018

Period
2010-
Materials and Techniques
EtchedGlass
Condition
New
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Dimensions
H 42 in. x W 30 in. x D 1 in.H 106.68 cm x W 76.2 cm x D 2.54 cm
Seller Location
Pawtucket, RI
Reference Number
LU2148310944701

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About The Maker

Debra Folz Design

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Debra Folz Design is a Providence, Rhode Island based studio, which realizes furniture, tabletop and home accessory objects for exhibition and production through material exploration & conceptual curiosity. With an undergraduate degree in Interior Design from Suffolk University and a Masters degree in Furniture Design from the Rhode Island School of Design, Debra blurs boundaries between disciplines and their assigned material identities, lending consistent focus to the incorporation of textiles and embroidery techniques with furniture forms. Motivated by the translation of traditional craft and manufacturing methods into contemporary visual languages and objects, collaboration & the ambition to learn new techniques is key to her process. This studio’s work prioritizes and supports American manufacturing by building trusted and rewarding relationships with highly skilled craftspeople throughout the New England region. Our work had been featured in both national and international publications to include The New York Times, Fast Company, Dwell magazine, InStyle Magazine, New York Magazine, The Wall Street Journal and more.