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Whorl Coffee Table, From the Concrete Canvas Collection, by Neal Aronowitz

$19,900per item

About

Winner of The People's Choice Award, 2018 Azure Magazine Awards. Concrete canvas is a ground-breaking new material that allows concrete to be used in entirely new ways. Essentially it is concrete cloth on a roll. Seemingly defying gravity, the Whorl series is a Minimalist concept that explores the unique structural properties of this material to express a light, fluid, lyrical form in contrast to the dense and heavy associations that we have with concrete. The challenge in the design and construction of this table was to stretch the tensile strength of the material to its limits for aesthetic beauty and interest, seemingly defying gravity. At the same time, it needed to maintain its structural integrity as a utilitarian object intended for everyday use. The surface consists of pigmented cement mortar lightly skim coated by hand and brought to a smooth polish. Colors and finish can be customized. Materials: Concrete canvas, cement mortar, cement pigments. Light Gray Standard Color. Custom colors available. Dimensions: 55” long x 25” wide x 17” high. (Dimensions can be modified).

Details

Creator
Neal Aronowitz (Artist)
Production Type
New & Custom(One of a Kind)
Production Time
It will take 14-15 weeks to make this piece

In the Style Of
Modern
Place of Origin
United States
Date of Manufacture
2019

Period
2010-
Materials and Techniques
Hand-CraftedConcrete
Condition
Excellent

Dimensions
H 17 in. x W 25 in. x D 55 in.H 43.18 cm x W 63.5 cm x D 139.7 cm
Seller Location
Portland, OR
Reference Number
LU4984216295261

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Neal Aronowitz Design

Neal Aronowitz art/design was founded in 2014 and has swiftly won acclaim in the international design world. The vision of the studio is the design and fabrication of highly sculptural, hand crafted bespoke furniture and lighting. Aronowitz’s debut piece was the Whorl Coffee Table, which won international notice including a feature in Elle Décor and was the recipient of a People’s Choice Award at the AZ Design Award. The Whorl Coffee Table was the first offering in what was to grow into the Concrete Canvas Collection. Concrete Canvas is a new material that allows concrete to be used in radically innovative ways. Aronowitz continues to be the only designer worldwide developing and working with this unique material. The Whorl Console, the second piece in the Concrete Canvas Collection won Interior Design Magazine’s Best of Year Award and a Gray Design Award for furniture design, sponsored by Gray Magazine. In 2017 Aronowitz made his first foray into lighting with the Boro Boro Chandelier, a dynamic and exuberant chandelier which won second place in the LAMP International Design Competition in Vancouver BC. Neal Aronowitz was recently the subject of an award-winning documentary film, "How To Bend Concrete In 108 Easy Steps." The work of the studio continues with a passion for iconic forms and material exploration.