One of Apartment Therapy's favorite shops, Scout, is featuring the work of Ted Harris in a month long event. It begins today, with an opening reception at 6pm. Chicago designer Ted Harris is known for repurposing items in new and beautiful ways, such as these globe pendants...
...from Michelle Kaufmann's Smart Home, filled with a collection of used bulbs.
In Lisa Cregan's NYT article about the show, Harris says "Since I was a kid, I’ve always seen beauty in what’s been cast off". Through his work, the rest of us can too.
The collection at Scout contains 50 examples of Harris' lighting in all shapes and sizes. For more info: Scout
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Comments (10)
Forget the lights, that table is awesome.
Where did that beautiful table come from?
gorgeous.
From the original house tour linked above:
Furniture and Decor Resources:
Dining Room:
Ash Dining Table by Terry Kardowicz
A local wood person can usually make a table like this, I do know of someone in the Bay Area.
yea forget the lights...LOVE the table!!!
For those more interested in the table (as I was), it appears it is Terry KarPowicz:
http://www.karpowiczstudios.com/functional-art
LoriSF: who do you know of in the Bay Area?
The lights are cool......but add me to the table list!
Table. Sigh. That table.
Are there craftsmen in DFW who could make something like this?