1 | Into The Abyss

Designed as a 3-D representation of a geological coastal map, the stunning Abyss Coffee Table by Duffy London is as much a conversation piece as it is functional. Made of wood, Lucite and colored glass, the table is available in round, rectangle or as a console, but only in limited editions.

duffylondon.com

 

2 | The Cap Fits

Deb and I love artwork that makes us smile, and Molly B. Right’s eye-catching bottle cap art does that in spades. Molly first paints her subject in detail on a large board before meticulously layering on flattened, recycled bottle caps in a color palette mimicking her original painting. Commissions can range from Audrey Hepburn and Julia Child to your own

children. Let the smiles begin.

mollybright.com 

 

3 | The Light Fantastic

A skilled artist can transform simple materials into the most impressive objects. Patrick Weder’s organic-shaped Honeycomb Light series, made from thousands of strips of recycled paper laid over sculpted chicken wire, demonstrates this perfectly, and is available in various sizes to fit any room.

patrickwederdesign.com

 

4 | Out Of This World

Though it looks like something Mork (of Mork & Mindy) might have used to land on planet Earth, the UFO is actually a lounge chair constructed of a carbon fiber frame and upholstered in leather. It rocks, spins, pivots and swivels from side to side, entirely reinventing the concept of lounging.

itoneoff.com

 

5 | Bold As Brass

Designer Gabriel Dean Anderson and wife Brooke work with talented artisans in Utah to breathe life into their bold, innovative and award-winning designs. Our favorite is their Prince Console Table, comprising five asymmetrical brass legs arranged perfectly to balance the Bolivian rosewood top.

gabrieldeandesign.com