Sculptural Steel and Brass Birds Coffee Table by John-Paul Philippe

Her work expresses ideas and emotions prompted by modernity and myth – ‘a search for the harmony and beauty that can be found in conscious and unconscious imaginings.’ Her designs avoid familiar international styles. The furniture and individual objects that she creates produce very specific shapes and aesthetics – and they are extremely place-sensitive. Gloria Cortina’s design inspirations range from Mayan...

This hand-painted porcelain bird was designed by Sam Baron in 2012. Born in France in 1976, Sam Baron has a degree in Design from the Fine Arts School of Saint Etienne and a post...

From a one owner estate, comes the opportunity to own an authentic PE-13, coffee table base by Paul Evans for Directional. Table is signed PE 74. A great brutalist piece comprised ...

Designed and crafted in downtown Los Angeles by Dieppa Design. Built from solid 1” thick steel rods and a unique heavily veined marble slab. A Unique viewing experiences from every angle. Marble top: 34.5” Height: 18 3/4” Base undulates from 34.5” wide to 43” wide This piece is a conversation of two materials. The curves of the steel are a response to the circumference of the circle of marble. The steel simultaneously mirroring and rejecting the marble’s form—steel jutting towards and away from the marble. At moments surrounding and supporting and other moments pushing against and away from the marble’s surface. The composition of the steel can also be understood as a moment of action frozen in time—a tightly wound spool of string beginning to unravel. This work proposes the idea of sculpture as furniture. Please note: the top is a sourced vintage marble slab...