Wednesday Cabinet pub_featured Japanese glassblower Keiko Lee stretches

Japanese glassblower Keiko Lee stretches molted glass into innovative shapes to create glassware that is at once flowing and strong

a technique that uses a mold into which glass is blown—allowing for extremely light and thin glasses with a characteristically expressive surface that “makes you feel like you are floating on the surface of a lake”

powerful and difficult to tame

Arabescato Corchia Marble or Calacatta Viola

Wednesday Cabinet pub_featured Japanese glassblower Keiko Lee stretchesWednesday Cabinet brings together the arts of woodworking and metallurgy in a warm industrial way. A metal pipe collar rests onto a set of wooden drawers. Tongue and groove joinery is exposed on the top of the drawers which slide out gracefully with under mount glides and bent metal cover hand pulls. The upper shelves are steel trays that rest securely on metal rings, strong enough to hold your heaviest objects. The unit stands upon pipe legs. Choose