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One of the better shows I visited during New York Design Week was Wry & Ginger at
Design Within Reach. This exhibit of Canadian-based designers had a nice mix of work; from the handcrafted to the commercial and from small scale souvenirs to larger pieces of furniture.
Thout exhibited their Spool and Scribble lights, two diverging interpretations of a lamp shade made from the same electrical cord. My favorite piece was undoubtedly the Last Waltz, by the
Brothers Dressler. The twin brother designers create one-off and limited editions pieces made from salvaged shoe lasts.
Castor presented a hand carved limestone stool made to resemble a beaver-gnawed stump.
(The reason this is now a multiple part post is because Blogger only uploaded 3 images - the rest to come when Blogger is good and ready.)
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