LA Design Weekend
$325
Artist: Terry Holzgreen
Found these charred balls on the local beach 30 years back or so. Wildfire burned Manzanita, got washed to the sea during big storms after the fires and washed back up on the beaches. I had some over 20 years before I cut it open and found this amazing wood inside.
Species: Manzanita
Neighborhood: Malibu
$1,200
Artist: Susannah Rea-Downing
Vanlly Oak from Pasadena cut, balanced and joined to form book ends that shed light on your subject, shaded by kozo paper.
Species: Live Oak
Neighborhood: Pasadena
$1,800
Artist: Taidgh O'Neill
Three-legged side table with subtle and soft details. Clear oil rubbed finish.
Species: Pine
Neighborhood: Arcadia
$1,850
Artist: Skye Chamberlain
A small side chair made from a twisted slab of Valley Oak split down the middle and rejoined.
Species: Valley Oak
Neighborhood: Pasadena
$1,800
Artist: Brendan Sowersby
A small stool made from quarter-sawn Sycamore.
Species: Sycamore
Neighborhood: Malibu
$2,500
Artist: Adan Leon
This low cantilevered coffee table is made of three locally sourced oaks; Black, Engelmann, and Live Oak. The edges of the table are finished in a styling that reflects the grain orientation. The one vertical post is a through tenon that doubles as a footing.
Species: Black, Engelmann, Live Oak
Neighborhood: Angeles National Forrest
$2,500
Artist: Dennis Middleton
26" diameter Claro Walnut top with hand shaped pinched details. Base is corset wrapped baby blue English bridle leather.
Species: Claro Walnut
Neighborhood: Monrovia
$8,000
Artist: Noah Cohen
Painted with hand-made egg-tempera.
Species: Chinese Elm
Neighborhood: Sherman Oaks
SOLD
Artist: Sinton Stranger
After the fire I knew that all the furniture I made for our house was gone. Within it's ashes I realized a longing to create anew. This vase is my first piece.
Species: Sycamore
Neighborhood: Malibu
SOLD
Artist: Jeanette Gonzalez
Species: Redwood
Neighborhood: La Cañada
SOLD
Artist: Hannah Peck
This lamp is made from two types of wood, both sourced from Johnston Lake in Pasadena. The Taylor Lamp is the result of several iterations of material shaping practices. The lighting element is made from welded steel, and covered in a hemp and wood blend paper. The lighting is designed to juxtapose the sinuous carving of the base.
Species: Eucalyptus & Black Locust
Neighborhood: Pasadena
SOLD
Artist: Julie Jackson
The horizon lamp is turned and carved on the lathe using a fallen valley oak tree from Marengo Ave in Pasadena. The lamp represents the sun setting over water; the wood base the waves and the lightbulb the sun.
Species: Valley Oak
Neighborhood: Pasadena
SOLD
Artist: William Stranger
Since the Eaton fire destroyed my home I have been making these Fire rocks and Fire Stones. The creative energy released makes me feel that I am fighting fire with fire.
Species: Sycamore
Neighborhood: Malibu
SOLD
Artist: Sarah Watlington
The title of this piece is borrowed from The Poetics of Space, by Gaston Bachelard; a book that explores the phenomenology of our most intimate spaces and how they remain alive in our unconscious through dreams and memory, long after they are gone.
Species: Olive, Magnolia
Neighborhood: Barnsdall Art Park, Brentwood
The pieces are only available for purchase in-store.