Red Umbrella
$13,000.00
"Except for a short stint of wanting to be a cowboy at age 5, I have always wanted to be an artist; or, I have always been an artist whether I wanted to be, or not. It seems to have been more a case of art choosing me than the other way around, and throughout my life it has been a constant beacon, providing hue and value to most of my visual, as well as spiritual and philosophical perceptions." - Paul Kelley
Please contact CreativeTeam@ArtUrbane.com to contact the artist, Paul Kelley. We will be in touch within 24 hours. We look forward to speaking with you.
Red Umbrellac2011 Paul Kelley
Original Oil on Panel; 24 x 16 inches
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Rimed Oaks
$200.00
Southern Sierra Nevada, California
Limited Edition of 50 fine art prints. Photo © copyright by Michael E. Gordon.
Hand-signed, limited edition fine art print
11 x 14
16 x 20
20 x 25
24 x 30
32 x 40
Rose Gold Diamond Skull Cufflinks
$30,000.00
Rose Gold Diamond Skull Cufflinks
For over a quarter of a century, Jacob & Co has created revolutionary timepieces and jewelry for men and women. As the world's premier house for the fusion of impeccable quality, classic technique, and unmatched creativity, Jacob & Co is the first choice for discerning individuals whose demand for superb craftsmanship is matched with a taste for visionary artistry in both jewelry and fine watchmaking.
Whether fashion, film, or music stars in the entertainment world, or simply lovers of flawless attention to detail, every Jacob and Co client experiences the finest in personal service and workmanship. Admirers of prevailing beauty will find no rival to the alchemy of edge and elegance that is Jacob & Co.
- 18k rose gold, chocolate and multi colored diamonds
- 1.20 ct tw chocolate diamonds and 15.71ct tw multicolored diamonds
- Bone-shaped flip back closure
- GIA Certified, C's available upon request
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Ruby Nights - SOLD
$3,300.00
Sharron Parker
"The shape of a piece might come from a bird's wing, the color from crystals under a microscope, a line from the sinuous edge of a pond meeting the shore, and the texture from the bark of a birch tree. I wish to celebrate nature, not to mirror it." - Sharron Parker
Ruby Nights is handmade felt from wool constructed delicately and uniquely from varying fiber art techniques. Ruby Nights is the only of its kind.
The artwork is cleanable by vacuum through mesh.
31" x 68" x 2"
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S Type R
$1,400.00
From the Artist:
I have been interested in science and engineering since I was little. Every summer break from junior high school I would visit and help out at my father’s factory in Taiwan. Hanging out at my Dad’s factory is one of my fondest childhood Memories. I couldn’t stop staring at those giant mechanical devices, and trying to figure out how they worked. Every part of each machine connected to another massive machine, moving and working smoothly together, just like a human body. While studying the human form I came see it as an incredible machine. Similar to the wonder that my father’s machines made me feel as a child, the human form fascinated me. Specific parts of the human form, like the organs, brain, and the way our bodies perceive the world around us are the focus of my work.
After moving to Los Angeles ten years ago, I realized that America has a huge culture formed around the automobile, especially in Los Angeles. In Los Angeles you can find any race of people, and the same goes for cars, there are all types of makes and models of cars from all over the world. You can fix and modify a car or a motorcycle as much as you want. Most of the people living in Los Angeles can’t live without a car. Cars became part of our life; part of our identity. Your car is not only your mode of transportation, but also your status. It is a representation of you.
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S70
$2,050.00
From the Artist:
I have been interested in science and engineering since I was little. Every summer break from junior high school I would visit and help out at my father’s factory in Taiwan. Hanging out at my Dad’s factory is one of my fondest childhood Memories. I couldn’t stop staring at those giant mechanical devices, and trying to figure out how they worked. Every part of each machine connected to another massive machine, moving and working smoothly together, just like a human body. While studying the human form I came see it as an incredible machine. Similar to the wonder that my father’s machines made me feel as a child, the human form fascinated me. Specific parts of the human form, like the organs, brain, and the way our bodies perceive the world around us are the focus of my work.
After moving to Los Angeles ten years ago, I realized that America has a huge culture formed around the automobile, especially in Los Angeles. In Los Angeles you can find any race of people, and the same goes for cars, there are all types of makes and models of cars from all over the world. You can fix and modify a car or a motorcycle as much as you want. Most of the people living in Los Angeles can’t live without a car. Cars became part of our life; part of our identity. Your car is not only your mode of transportation, but also your status. It is a representation of you.
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S8 4.0
$1,700.00
From the Artist:
I have been interested in science and engineering since I was little. Every summer break from junior high school I would visit and help out at my father’s factory in Taiwan. Hanging out at my Dad’s factory is one of my fondest childhood Memories. I couldn’t stop staring at those giant mechanical devices, and trying to figure out how they worked. Every part of each machine connected to another massive machine, moving and working smoothly together, just like a human body. While studying the human form I came see it as an incredible machine. Similar to the wonder that my father’s machines made me feel as a child, the human form fascinated me. Specific parts of the human form, like the organs, brain, and the way our bodies perceive the world around us are the focus of my work.
After moving to Los Angeles ten years ago, I realized that America has a huge culture formed around the automobile, especially in Los Angeles. In Los Angeles you can find any race of people, and the same goes for cars, there are all types of makes and models of cars from all over the world. You can fix and modify a car or a motorcycle as much as you want. Most of the people living in Los Angeles can’t live without a car. Cars became part of our life; part of our identity. Your car is not only your mode of transportation, but also your status. It is a representation of you.
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Scarlet Red Ellipse Pendant, 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: 16.0in H x 8.0in diameter
From the Moshe Bursuker studio:
Scarlet Red Globule Pendant, Handblown Glass
$650.00
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: 12.0in H x 8.0in diameter
From the Moshe Bursuker studio:
Seascape #1 Limited
$750.00
Artist, Igor Vitomirov
Swedish artist, Igor Vitomirov has worked as a photographic artist for over 15 years. His works are an attempt to capture the impressions and reflections of emotions on moments in time, where words fail to capture.
Original
Available Sizes:
Shadow
$1,200.00
Colette Standish
Charcoal & Photography (Film) on Paper
Colette Standish's artwork presents the tensions that exist between opposites, centering around masculine and feminine, animus and anima. She uses the body as a point of reference, using blank space in the human form to evoke a spiritual presence and present the plane where tensions reside, at times invisible to the human eye. Her interactions with opposing forces cause her images to fragment offering a perceived balance and harmony of tension and the resulting discomfort.
24 x 32
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Signature Round Bezel Ring
$2,650.00
Silver Emerald
$995.00
Description
Carved from the emerald stone and set in sterling silver, this ring exhibits the gemstone unique texture, color and shape, making each piece one-of-a-kind.
Details
All emeralds are naturally formed and hand selected for their beauty. Each ring is hand-carved from the emerald stone and varies in color, cut, clarity and transparency to exhibit its one-of-a-kind quality. Note that due to the nature of the emerald, each piece is unique and cannot have an exact replica. If the item is out of stock, please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery.
PASIONAE® is a label and a project inspired by the arts and philosophy that honors the concept of l’art pour l’art (art for art’s sake).
Based out of New York, PASIONAE is a contemporary label that uses fashion as its artistic medium, providing products that balance the aesthetic and functional aspects of design. Its styles reflect an intriguing and experimental use of color, texture and shape.
Silvie #1 #1b
$1,300.00
59·4 x 84·1 cm
Cotton thread sewn on pixelated image + pink paper
Ant Pearce is an emerging British artist. He comes from a background in biochemistry and IT. He worked in the City of London as a senior business consultant for more than ten years before embarking on a life within the visual arts. After completing an intensive course at Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design, he enrolled in 2010 on the MA Visual Arts course at Camberwell College of Arts, graduating with Merit in late 2012. He has shown work in London and the UK, Europe and the US. His practice is based in London.
His practice focuses on the concept that man is condemned to exist imprisoned. Through his work he explores the fragility of life, drawing on human psychology. Influenced by Freud’s theories and the writings and philosophies of Dostoyevsky, Kafka and Camus, his work alludes to the idea that the omnipresent external authority is what brings about man’s aberrant destructive behaviours.
Smoke Gray Globule Pendant, Handblown Glass
$650.00
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: 12.0in H x 8.0in diameter
From the Moshe Bursuker studio:
Soap Max
$2,299.00
The Soap designed by Marco Ferreri is a unique hand-blown clear glass pendant resembling a soap bubble. This oversized fluorescent version is designed for larger spaces. The single-piece glass diffuser is almost 50" tall. The compact fluorescent 2G11 lamp is hidden inside its frosted glass upper tube.
The Soap pendants are available in a standard halogen version or an oversized fluorescent version designed for larger spaces. Both versions are truly fascinating and unique.
SPECIFICATIONS - Suspension - with 9.82" maximum suspension
Frame Color: Brushed Aluminum Diffuser: Glass and Transparent
Dimensions: 10.63" L x 49.8" H x 10.63" D
Weight: 8.82 Ibs Lamping: 1x55W T5 2G11
Voltage: 12
Shipping: One Box, 57" L x 14" H x 14" W Box Weight: 20 Ibs
INCLUDES SHIPPING
6 to 8 weeks until arrival
Made in ITALY
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Southern Perspective
$250.00
Kendall Starr
"On a calm morning in Louisiana, the fog retreated and I found myself beneath twin spans over an undisturbed bayou. Invisible 18-wheelers above provided an ambient and welcome rumble. A fan of geometry, I found it difficult to ignore the vanishing point." - Kendall Starr
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Space in Gold
$1,400.00
Space in Gold
Original Artwork
Artist: Vassia Alaykova
Dimensions: 21" x 26.5"
Materials: Watercolor and Gouache
“I try to find a correlation between the present day and history, between reality and imagination, simplicity and complexity, order and chaos, science and art. On the canvas inside of the story, geometric shapes dance with organic ones creating a chaotic harmony." - Vassia Alaykova
Steel Blue 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:
Steel Blue Globule Pendant, Handblown Glass
$650.00
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: 12.0in H x 8.0in diameter
From the Moshe Bursuker studio:
Steel Blue Sphere 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:
Still
$1,600.00
I draw inspiration from a range of sources, such as archaeology, artifacts, geology, landscape and plant matter.
My process comprises of an eclectic mix of adding and subtracting: controlling the medium yet allowing the accidental. I work in layers, creating then obscuring , revealing then hiding.
Painting surfaces are constantly multi-layered and renewed. This process-orientated method of constant re- defining allows a subject’s essence to reveal itself in its own time.
Original Painting
4 ft. x 3 ft.
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Stories in Smoke
$250.00
Elise Sydora
Archival Pigment Print
"Stories in Smoke" was inspired by the architectural landscape of the City of Chicago. It was created within days of "Bombs Bursting in Air" and completes Elise Sydora's "A Bomb Series."
11 x 16, $250
30 x 35, $500
40 x 45, $800
50 x 55, $1,200
Study for Summer's Supine Eve-SOLD
$3,400.00
"Except for a short stint of wanting to be a cowboy at age 5, I have always wanted to be an artist; or, I have always been an artist whether I wanted to be, or not. It seems to have been more a case of art choosing me than the other way around, and throughout my life it has been a constant beacon, providing hue and value to most of my visual, as well as spiritual and philosophical perceptions." - Paul Kelley
Please contact CreativeTeam@ArtUrbane.com to contact the artist, Paul Kelley, with requests for original commissioned artwork. We will be in touch within 24 hours. We look forward to speaking with you.
Going Abroadc2013 Paul Kelley
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Super Tenere
$1,700.00
From the Artist:
I have been interested in science and engineering since I was little. Every summer break from junior high school I would visit and help out at my father’s factory in Taiwan. Hanging out at my Dad’s factory is one of my fondest childhood Memories. I couldn’t stop staring at those giant mechanical devices, and trying to figure out how they worked. Every part of each machine connected to another massive machine, moving and working smoothly together, just like a human body. While studying the human form I came see it as an incredible machine. Similar to the wonder that my father’s machines made me feel as a child, the human form fascinated me. Specific parts of the human form, like the organs, brain, and the way our bodies perceive the world around us are the focus of my work.
After moving to Los Angeles ten years ago, I realized that America has a huge culture formed around the automobile, especially in Los Angeles. In Los Angeles you can find any race of people, and the same goes for cars, there are all types of makes and models of cars from all over the world. You can fix and modify a car or a motorcycle as much as you want. Most of the people living in Los Angeles can’t live without a car. Cars became part of our life; part of our identity. Your car is not only your mode of transportation, but also your status. It is a representation of you.
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Supra
$2,150.00
From the Artist:
I have been interested in science and engineering since I was little. Every summer break from junior high school I would visit and help out at my father’s factory in Taiwan. Hanging out at my Dad’s factory is one of my fondest childhood Memories. I couldn’t stop staring at those giant mechanical devices, and trying to figure out how they worked. Every part of each machine connected to another massive machine, moving and working smoothly together, just like a human body. While studying the human form I came see it as an incredible machine. Similar to the wonder that my father’s machines made me feel as a child, the human form fascinated me. Specific parts of the human form, like the organs, brain, and the way our bodies perceive the world around us are the focus of my work.
After moving to Los Angeles ten years ago, I realized that America has a huge culture formed around the automobile, especially in Los Angeles. In Los Angeles you can find any race of people, and the same goes for cars, there are all types of makes and models of cars from all over the world. You can fix and modify a car or a motorcycle as much as you want. Most of the people living in Los Angeles can’t live without a car. Cars became part of our life; part of our identity. Your car is not only your mode of transportation, but also your status. It is a representation of you.
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Swallowtail Burgundy Chair
$6,400.00
"I have chosen to follow the path of designing and building hand-crafted contemporary furniture because it brings me great joy. My designs are inspired from many sources, from walks in the woods to overseas travels, but mostly from the wood itself." - Brian Fireman
Brian Fireman earned his BS in Geology and MA in Architecture from Virginia Tech. He has spent much time traveling and kayaking around the world from Ecuador to Nepal. During is masters program, he worked his summers building and raising hand-cut timber frame structures where he learned the diverse traditions of woodworking and joinery. After school, while working for a high-end residential architecture firm, it became clear to Brian Fireman that he missed the truly hands-on approach to both designing and building, and in 2003 Brian Fireman Design was founded.
Brian Fireman works from his studio in the mountains of western North Carolina. Brian Fireman Design creates furniture that will last generations, increase in value, and enrich the lives of those who live with the work.
All work is made to order, and the careful selection of material is sourced locally and sustainably from the forests of western North Carolina.
There is an 8 to 12 week lead-time until shipment.
Swallowtail Cherry and Walnut Chair
$6,400.00
"I have chosen to follow the path of designing and building hand-crafted contemporary furniture because it brings me great joy. My designs are inspired from many sources, from walks in the woods to overseas travels, but mostly from the wood itself." - Brian Fireman
Brian Fireman earned his BS in Geology and MA in Architecture from Virginia Tech. He has spent much time traveling and kayaking around the world from Ecuador to Nepal. During is masters program, he worked his summers building and raising hand-cut timber frame structures where he learned the diverse traditions of woodworking and joinery. After school, while working for a high-end residential architecture firm, it became clear to Brian Fireman that he missed the truly hands-on approach to both designing and building, and in 2003 Brian Fireman Design was founded.
Brian Fireman works from his studio in the mountains of western North Carolina. Brian Fireman Design creates furniture that will last generations, increase in value, and enrich the lives of those who live with the work.
All work is made to order, and the careful selection of material is sourced locally and sustainably from the forests of western North Carolina.
There is an 8 to 12 week lead-time until shipment.
Swallowtail Ebonized Walnut Chair
$6,400.00
"I have chosen to follow the path of designing and building hand-crafted contemporary furniture because it brings me great joy. My designs are inspired from many sources, from walks in the woods to overseas travels, but mostly from the wood itself." - Brian Fireman
Brian Fireman earned his BS in Geology and MA in Architecture from Virginia Tech. He has spent much time traveling and kayaking around the world from Ecuador to Nepal. During is masters program, he worked his summers building and raising hand-cut timber frame structures where he learned the diverse traditions of woodworking and joinery. After school, while working for a high-end residential architecture firm, it became clear to Brian Fireman that he missed the truly hands-on approach to both designing and building, and in 2003 Brian Fireman Design was founded.
Brian Fireman works from his studio in the mountains of western North Carolina. Brian Fireman Design creates furniture that will last generations, increase in value, and enrich the lives of those who live with the work.
All work is made to order, and the careful selection of material is sourced locally and sustainably from the forests of western North Carolina.
There is an 8 to 12 week lead-time until shipment.
Swallowtail Ebonized Walnut Stool
$6,900.00
"I have chosen to follow the path of designing and building hand-crafted contemporary furniture because it brings me great joy. My designs are inspired from many sources, from walks in the woods to overseas travels, but mostly from the wood itself." - Brian Fireman
Brian Fireman earned his BS in Geology and MA in Architecture from Virginia Tech. He has spent much time traveling and kayaking around the world from Ecuador to Nepal. During is masters program, he worked his summers building and raising hand-cut timber frame structures where he learned the diverse traditions of woodworking and joinery. After school, while working for a high-end residential architecture firm, it became clear to Brian Fireman that he missed the truly hands-on approach to both designing and building, and in 2003 Brian Fireman Design was founded.
Brian Fireman works from his studio in the mountains of western North Carolina. Brian Fireman Design creates furniture that will last generations, increase in value, and enrich the lives of those who live with the work.
All work is made to order, and the careful selection of material is sourced locally and sustainably from the forests of western North Carolina.
There is an 8 to 12 week lead-time until shipment.
Swallowtail Golden Chair
$6,400.00
"I have chosen to follow the path of designing and building hand-crafted contemporary furniture because it brings me great joy. My designs are inspired from many sources, from walks in the woods to overseas travels, but mostly from the wood itself." - Brian Fireman
Brian Fireman earned his BS in Geology and MA in Architecture from Virginia Tech. He has spent much time traveling and kayaking around the world from Ecuador to Nepal. During is masters program, he worked his summers building and raising hand-cut timber frame structures where he learned the diverse traditions of woodworking and joinery. After school, while working for a high-end residential architecture firm, it became clear to Brian Fireman that he missed the truly hands-on approach to both designing and building, and in 2003 Brian Fireman Design was founded.
Brian Fireman works from his studio in the mountains of western North Carolina. Brian Fireman Design creates furniture that will last generations, increase in value, and enrich the lives of those who live with the work.
All work is made to order, and the careful selection of material is sourced locally and sustainably from the forests of western North Carolina.
There is an 8 to 12 week lead-time until shipment.
Swallowtail Side Chair
$4,500.00
"I have chosen to follow the path of designing and building hand-crafted contemporary furniture because it brings me great joy. My designs are inspired from many sources, from walks in the woods to overseas travels, but mostly from the wood itself." - Brian Fireman
Brian Fireman earned his BS in Geology and MA in Architecture from Virginia Tech. He has spent much time traveling and kayaking around the world from Ecuador to Nepal. During is masters program, he worked his summers building and raising hand-cut timber frame structures where he learned the diverse traditions of woodworking and joinery. After school, while working for a high-end residential architecture firm, it became clear to Brian Fireman that he missed the truly hands-on approach to both designing and building, and in 2003 Brian Fireman Design was founded.
Brian Fireman works from his studio in the mountains of western North Carolina. Brian Fireman Design creates furniture that will last generations, increase in value, and enrich the lives of those who live with the work.
All work is made to order, and the careful selection of material is sourced locally and sustainably from the forests of western North Carolina.
There is an 8 to 12 week lead-time until shipment.
Swallowtail White Walnut Stool
$6,900.00
"I have chosen to follow the path of designing and building hand-crafted contemporary furniture because it brings me great joy. My designs are inspired from many sources, from walks in the woods to overseas travels, but mostly from the wood itself." - Brian Fireman
Brian Fireman earned his BS in Geology and MA in Architecture from Virginia Tech. He has spent much time traveling and kayaking around the world from Ecuador to Nepal. During is masters program, he worked his summers building and raising hand-cut timber frame structures where he learned the diverse traditions of woodworking and joinery. After school, while working for a high-end residential architecture firm, it became clear to Brian Fireman that he missed the truly hands-on approach to both designing and building, and in 2003 Brian Fireman Design was founded.
Brian Fireman works from his studio in the mountains of western North Carolina. Brian Fireman Design creates furniture that will last generations, increase in value, and enrich the lives of those who live with the work.
All work is made to order, and the careful selection of material is sourced locally and sustainably from the forests of western North Carolina.
There is an 8 to 12 week lead-time until shipment.
Tape
$600.00
AK47
Not all tapes twirl and dance, going forward and back. This Tape stops, linear and thin, vertical and slender. It is almost hidden and the wood seems to be suspended. That is the effect it produces: not impressive and sculpted, but unexpected and discreet.
Tape is a painted steel structure. This furnishing accessory is applied on the wall. It is not excessively deep, with a minimum bulk that maintains a good loading capacity. The fundamental characteristic of this structure is its essential nature: when fully loaded it becomes almost invisible, making the wood the most outstanding element.
L50 W20 H190 cm, White or Rust, Capacity approx. 65 kg, Log length min. 30 cm - max 45 cm, Weight 24,50 kg
Packaging: L193 W35 H9 cm
* Supplied in a ready-to assemble kit
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Terminus
$2,300.00
Artist: Jason Wilson
Thirty-five years ago, a young boy watched his Native American grandmother design, assemble and sew his family’s quilts. Today, contemporary Perceptual artist, Jason Wilson, influenced by his grandmother’s quilts, gives new life to old concepts.
His designs are about building the painting as much as painting the painting...involving hours of construction.
Perceptual Art asks its audience to visually or emotionally interact with the design. Some Perceptual Art appears to shimmer and shift while other designs may, for example, provide a sense of serenity and grace. By bringing his designs to life, Jason Wilson hopes to delight and inspire others.
Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
24"H x 24"W
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TF109 F1
$1,300.00
From the Artist:
I have been interested in science and engineering since I was little. Every summer break from junior high school I would visit and help out at my father’s factory in Taiwan. Hanging out at my Dad’s factory is one of my fondest childhood Memories. I couldn’t stop staring at those giant mechanical devices, and trying to figure out how they worked. Every part of each machine connected to another massive machine, moving and working smoothly together, just like a human body. While studying the human form I came see it as an incredible machine. Similar to the wonder that my father’s machines made me feel as a child, the human form fascinated me. Specific parts of the human form, like the organs, brain, and the way our bodies perceive the world around us are the focus of my work.
After moving to Los Angeles ten years ago, I realized that America has a huge culture formed around the automobile, especially in Los Angeles. In Los Angeles you can find any race of people, and the same goes for cars, there are all types of makes and models of cars from all over the world. You can fix and modify a car or a motorcycle as much as you want. Most of the people living in Los Angeles can’t live without a car. Cars became part of our life; part of our identity. Your car is not only your mode of transportation, but also your status. It is a representation of you.
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The Mask of Life
$1,250.00
The Mask of Life
Original Artwork
Artist: Vassia Alaykova
Dimensions: 12" x 16"
Materials: Watercolor and Gouache
“I try to find a correlation between the present day and history, between reality and imagination, simplicity and complexity, order and chaos, science and art. On the canvas inside of the story, geometric shapes dance with organic ones creating a chaotic harmony." - Vassia Alaykova
The Thinker - SOLD
$2,900.00
The Thinker
Original Artwork
Artist: Vassia Alaykova
Dimensions: 32" x 45"
Materials: Watercolor and Gouache
“I try to find a correlation between the present day and history, between reality and imagination, simplicity and complexity, order and chaos, science and art. On the canvas inside of the story, geometric shapes dance with organic ones creating a chaotic harmony." - Vassia Alaykova
The Woman Who Loved Pan
$2,600.00
Ariel Vargassal
Original
Acrylic on Canvas
30 x 24 in
Fine Art
By concealing their "real life" identity, my subjects are free to engage in unconventional sociosexual exploration, while their “Mexican inspired" animal masks make them more relatable to the observer."
TRYST
$1,900.00
Tryst side Table is a stylish futuristic sculptural art table with a dynamic form designed and manufactured by Amorph. Tryst consists of two pieces that join together to create elegant shape. Tryst could be fitted in modern homes or offices featuring as a contemporary style art piece. Tryst is made out of solid Ash Wood with matte lacquer finish. by the nature, the ash wood grain’s look would be slightly different from the other.
Amorph is a design and manufacturing company based in Los Angeles, California. We take pride in our hands-on approach to create sophisticated modern, futuristic, and design oriented furniture. We integrate cutting edge manufacturing technologies to creating sculptural art furniture. We manage every aspect of production, from conception through fabrication. We see furniture as special objects that are parts of our lives. Consequently, we make sure that each piece is an astonishing work of art.
Our core values are creativity, flexibility, and precision performance. Amorph’s products have a unique and dynamic aesthetics. They meet the highest industry standards. Great concern with finishes and the quality of the final product is taken before handing it over to the client. Our clients have the opportunity to participate in the design process by selecting colors, finishes, and modifying the furniture’s design. Amorph delivers its products on time and within budget.
Tubola
$500.00
AK47
Tubola welcomes everyone in its round mess. Suspended from the wall, its elements are approaching and receding, overhang and retract, turn, and form precise or irregular combinations that are always different.
Tubola is the unique interior storage system consisting of wall-hung cylinders of different depths and diametres, meaning that each installation of Tubola is unique in its own way.
Constructed from texturised powder coated steel Tubola is versatile and robust. Use your imagination to fill Tubola with pretty much anything you wish and create your own work of art with its contents...
Steel
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Turn
$1,600.00
I draw inspiration from a range of sources, such as archaeology, artifacts, geology, landscape and plant matter.
My process comprises of an eclectic mix of adding and subtracting: controlling the medium yet allowing the accidental. I work in layers, creating then obscuring , revealing then hiding.
Painting surfaces are constantly multi-layered and renewed. This process-orientated method of constant re- defining allows a subject’s essence to reveal itself in its own time.
Original Painting
4 ft. x 3 ft.
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Una Palma Oasis
$395.00
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, California
Edition of 50. Photo © copyright by Michael E. Gordon.
Hand-signed, limited edition fine art print
12 x 25
24 x 50
Untitled
$200.00
Eureka Dunes. Death Valley National Park, California
Hand-signed, limited edition fine art print
11 x 14
16 x 20
24 x 30
32 x 40
40 x 50
Untitled I, Around the World aka A-T-W 1957
$1,500.00
fashion photographer, Gleb Derujinsky (1878-1975)
Museum quality archival prints made from negatives
Gleb Derujinsky's (1878-1975) photography is iconic of an era in fashion and photography. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographers from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.
Apart of the collection, Around the World aka A-T-W 1957
15 x 15, Limited Edition of 25
20 x 20, Limited Edition of 25
30 x 30, Limited Edition 10
40 x 40, Limited Edition 5
50 x 50, Limited Edition 5
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Untitled I, Paris 1958
$1,500.00
fashion photographer, Gleb Derujinsky (1878-1975)
Museum quality archival prints made from negatives
Gleb Derujinsky's (1878-1975) photography is iconic of an era in fashion and photography. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographers from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.
Apart of the collection, Paris 1958
15 x 15, Limited Edition of 25
20 x 20, Limited Edition of 25
30 x 30, Limited Edition 10
40 x 40, Limited Edition 5
50 x 50, Limited Edition 5
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Untitled II, Around the World aka A-T-W 1957
$1,500.00
fashion photographer, Gleb Derujinsky (1878-1975)
Museum quality archival prints made from negatives
Gleb Derujinsky's (1878-1975) photography is iconic of an era in fashion and photography. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographers from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.
Apart of the collection, Around the World aka A-T-W 1957
15 x 15, Limited Edition of 25
20 x 20, Limited Edition of 25
30 x 30, Limited Edition 10
40 x 40, Limited Edition 5
50 x 50, Limited Edition 5
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Untitled II, Paris 1958
$1,500.00
fashion photographer, Gleb Derujinsky (1878-1975)
Museum quality archival prints made from negatives
Gleb Derujinsky's (1878-1975) photography is iconic of an era in fashion and photography. Derujinsky was one of the most sought after fashion photographers from 1950 to 1970. Considered one of the first photographers to take fashion out of the studio, Derujinsky shot for Esquire, Look, Life, Glamour, Town and Country, The New York Times Magazine and ultimately, exclusively for Harper’s Bazaar. His work with the top fashion designers, publicists and models of his time mark Gleb Derujinsky as one of the most iconic fashion photographers in our life time.
Apart of the collection, Paris 1958
15 x 15, Limited Edition of 25
20 x 20, Limited Edition of 25
30 x 30, Limited Edition 10
40 x 40, Limited Edition 5
50 x 50, Limited Edition 5
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