Gary Magakis, Ledges Three Blackened Steel Side Table, USA, 2016

Gary Magakis’ unique blackened steel ledges console epitomizes the sculptor’s distinct approach to creating bold and dense geometric forms that simultane...

A scaled down version of Magakis’ Steel and Layered Bronze Cantilevered Console, this smaller model retains the visual power of the original design while reflecting the sculptor’s di...

Gary Magakis’ handmade, unique blackened steel stacked low table epitomizes the sculptor’s distinct approach to creating bold and dense geometric forms that simultaneously exude an e...

Gary Magakis’ unique steel and textured, layered bronze console epitomizes the sculptor’s distinct approach to creating bold and dense geometric forms that simultaneously exude an elegant, buoyant aesthetic of Modernism. At once a functional case piece and work of art, the console is designed to float in the room and be experienced from every angle. Inspired by Constructivism and the cantilevered houses, Gary Magakis channels architectural elements in design while tapering each of his forms uniquely. Though each of the console’s sections appear sharp at first glance, they are actually gracefully curvilinear, as the entire piece lacks any straight lines or edges. Magakis’ cantilevered cabinets...

Introducing the Mono Side Table, a piece that effortlessly marries modern design with natural elements. Constructed with sustainability in mind, it is a testament to eco-conscious de...

The juxtaposition between the playful, anthropomorphic design of the thin 1 and its subtle form and detailing, results in a piece that is equal parts whimsical and sophisticated.

Burned Ode side table by Sizar Alexis Signed and Numered Edition of 12 Dimensions: Length 44 x width 35 x height 40 cm Materials: Burned pine wood The hexagon has more to it than we think, and some of the aspects of this shape are still mysterious. The series is an ode to the aesthetics that I fell in love with in a geometrical sculptural works of art and the interesting perfect form of the historical hexagon. It's fascinating how hexagons are part of our life but fail to realize this. It all comes down to the element that is present throughout our body, and that is carbon. The use of the form dates back to ancient Mesopotamia...

Understood as the material of progress and as an emblem of the modern movement from the middle of last century, steel is the fundamental axis of the Glacier collection. The item ...