Clear Oval Droplet, Handblown Glass

$1,400.00

Moshe’s pieces are inspired from his love of photography and sculpture. The marriage of these two disciplines creates intriguing pieces that involve a complicated carving method onto glass, derived from digital images.  He photographs themes ranging from city architecture to natural landscapes.

He uses elegant traditional blown glass inspired forms and mixes beautiful vibrant colors that have a magnitude of hues and tones. Nature inspires Moshe’s art and lighting. This is evident in the complex hand carvings of the Image Pendants and the fluid natural feeling of the Droplets.

• Individual, hand-blown glass, no molds are used in process
• All hardware is included for simple installation (including ceiling canopy). Hardware is nickel-plated and stainless steel.
• One 75-watt max, candelabra bulb is used per pendant. (not included)
• Adjustable wire can hang up to 5' long.
• Dimensions: 14.0in H x 11.0in diameter

From the Moshe Bursuker studio:

Electric Ave. Cushion

$155.00

Discovering beauty in the overlooked.
designer, Lori Harrison

Folding A-Part Origami Throw

$425.00

A collection of award winning 3D fabrics that fold, fracture and turn three-dimensional deriving from a flat pattern. The textiles are made in a unique process, in which the image defines the fabric's dropping and folding.  The light, elastic textiles are combined with a material that indicates the nature of the fabric's movement and creates a new, three-dimensional textile structure.  Besides forming sculptural elements, the textiles are used in various fields - furniture, lighting, fashion and accessories. Each spread is slightly different then the other, due to the unique making process.

• Dimensions: 63" x 70.8" inch
  
• Materials: Printed cotton, poly/cotton lining
• Shipping: 3 - 4 weeks
• Machine Wash Friendly

Japanese Style Floral Pillow Cover

$62.00

Mangiafuoco

$4,500.00

AK47

Small yet great, you can dominate the daring flames that leap upwards, darting and dancing, moving continuously. You can tame them and contain them in your compact shape, a theatre where the natural performance of fire is enacted.

Mangiafuoco is a wood fireplace for outdoor use. It consists of two circular elements together with the equipped insulating soil. Thanks to its simple form, Mangiafuoco can be placed in any architectural environment.

It is provided with a closing disk that covers the combustion chamber, so as to prevent residual material getting out in the event of rain or wind.

Steel, 18"h x 31"w, 287 Ibs

Packaging: L80 W80 H90 cm

KIT (sold separately): Grill 51 cm, stainless steel

Origami Geometric Pillow Cover

$83.00

The Origami Pillow Cover has a textured, geometric pattern that goes beyond standard two dimensionalities into a unique, shape-making surface. This piece is conveniently machine washable and offers a clever update for your bedding and home decor.
This white on black origami cushion is made of specially printed polymer on linen. Removable cover with an invisible zipper enclosure on the bottom. Seams are serged for durability and to prevent fraying. Machine wash friendly (gentle cycle). Printed in a special technique that allows the fabric to fold and turn 3 dimensional. Just throw it on the sofa and add a sophisticated touch to your living room. For a folded effect, recommended to fill insert lightly.

• Size: 55x40 cm / 21.6x16 inch
• Materials: Printed polymer on linen, cotton

Venice Cushion

$135.00

Discovering beauty in the overlooked.
designer, Lori Harrison:

Size:
18" x 18"

Colour:
Indigo & Turquoise on Natural

Composition:
100% Linen

Beautifully hand crafted. Screen printed black & bronze metallic print on 100% linen. Brass zipper detail and leather tab. 

All products are machine washable. Iron on reverse side. Slight transfer of leather colour may occur on light fabrics. Made in Toronto.

“The wall of a seaside home is returning to its elements. Peeling stucco and a scatter of lights and darks. The manufactured wall, relaxing into the sun, sand and salt,rediscovers randomness.”  - Lori Harrison