Lately, I’ve been coveting the handsome plaster creations of Brooklyn artisan Stephen Antonson. Inspired by the work of 20th century masters like Giacometti and Jean Michel Frank, Stephen creates a striking array of chalky white tables, mirrors, lighting, and decorative objects. Each piece is painstakingly crafted using a steel armature that is then wrapped with gauze and layered with shellac, liquid plaster, and primer. A single large scale work takes Stephen weeks to complete. Back in 2012, the artist collaborated with West Elm, and I’m kicking myself for not having snatched up the entire collection. View Stephen’s current offerings here.
(product images via Stephen’s website, color images via One Kings Lane, and remaining black and white via Remodelista)
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Aubrey Ballard says
That vine and twig mirror is amazing!! It kind of reminds me of something that Stray Dog Designs would do!
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Gloria Neumann says
Beautiful work!
Gloria Neumann
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