A finely formed steel arm curves upward to support a slender glass. Inspired by the tulip buds found in the town of Lisse, Holland, but crafted by artisans here at our Vermont forge, each piece is unique.
The glass is the focus of our Cone Sconce. Three strips of hand-shaped steel clasp the cone. With the combination of the V-shape of glass and mounting plate and the three bands, the shape of cast light looks fantastic.
Wall or ceiling spotlight. Adjustable 90° vertically and 30° horizontally. Crafted with heavy gauge exclusive parts that have beautiful artisan finishes. All fixtures are handmade to order.
A feminine modern take on industrial lighting design. Our Meadowlark Luxe Sconce is inspired by Bauhaus lighting of the early 20th-century. Handmade to order.
Absolute Energy, the flush sliding pocket door system for electrical boxes, is the ideal solution when sockets or switches are needed on the cavity wall.
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Console with polished stainless steel base and cylinder in Travertine (TN), Black Marquina (NM) or white Carrara (BC) marble. Top in 12mm clear or smoked glass, laid on the top. Small reflection irregularities on the base are due to manual processing.
Moderne Optik, unvergleichlicher Glanz, seidig sanft zur Haut und sehr strapazierfähig – Abwechselnd gestufte Reihen zwischen botanischer Seide (12mm Schnittflor) und Econyl (gewonnen aus Meeresplastik) im 10mm Schlingenflor – Handgetuftet im geschorenen Schnittflor und Schlingenflor
ANSELM REYLE, Untitled, 2012Edition of 50 + 1 APNumberedAccompanied by a Certificate of AuthenticityHand knotted rugWool & SilkAnselm Reyle is a German artist whose work engages directly with the legacy of postwar abstraction, reactivating its formal vocabulary within the context of contemporary visual culture. Since the late 1990s, Reyle has revisited the languages of 1960s and 1970s modernism — particularly gestural abstraction, monochrome painting, and the readymade — recasting them through materials associated with mass production, decoration, and display. By doing so, he probes how aesthetic value is constructed and how the ideals of modernism persist, mutate, or collapse within a consumer-driven environment.
Central to Reyle’s practice is the use of industrial and synthetic materials — day-glo and fluorescent pigments, neon, mirrored surfaces, and crumpled metallic foils — often encased in acrylic glass. These works transform the spontaneous gesture of informal painting into something both theatrical and mediated, where intuition is preserved but reframed through processes of staging and encapsulation. The folded foil compositions, arranged by the artist in an improvisatory manner, function simultaneously as painting and object, invoking the histories of Nouveau Réalisme and European abstraction while questioning their continued authority.
Reyle’s works frequently operate on the threshold between art and design, seduction and critique. Their heightened visual appeal draws viewers into a sensory encounter that ultimately raises questions about taste, spectacle, and the institutional framing of culture. By recycling and recontextualizing established forms, Reyle constructs a visual language that reflects on history not as a closed canon, but as a material to be continually re-edited.
The artist’s work is represented in major international collections, including ARKEN Museum for Moderne Kunst, Ishøj; Saatchi Gallery, London; the Daimler Collection, Berlin; the Pinault Collection, Venice; and the Rubell Museum, Miami.
Selected exhibitions: Gagosian, New York; König Galerie, Berlin; Almine Rech Gallery, New York and Bass Museum of Art, Miami.Images: (1) Untitled, 2012 (in-situ) (2) Untitled, 2012
3D Qube Navona White porcelain stoneware tile in the Matte finish from the Atlas Concorde Marvel T collection. Travertine effect look. Available in 1 size (50x120 cm). Thickness 10 mm.
Terrazzo White porcelain stoneware tile in the Matte Sensitech finish from the Atlas Concorde Marvel Gems collection. Marble effect look. Available in 1 size (60x60 cm). Thickness 9 mm.
Terrazzo Black porcelain stoneware tile in the Matte Sensitech finish from the Atlas Concorde Marvel Gems collection. Marble effect look. Available in 1 size (60x60 cm). Thickness 9 mm.
Smoke porcelain stoneware tile in the Matte finish from the Atlas Concorde Boost Stone collection. Stone effect look. Available in 1 size (120x278 cm). Thickness 6 mm.
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