UP Rounding THE TRIO

By Nancy Robinson

Strangely pleasing, irregular forms create some fabulous interior design moments.

Currey and Company’s bee My Honey chandelier was designed by Sasha bikoff to work as a playful interior element. Made of wrought iron with an antique brass finish, it’s handmade using a technique in which a composite is poured into the cavity of a mold and intricately pierced with a nail-shaped piece of metal. The textural stippling creates the feeling of a hive around which cast bees have been welded. The design is also available as a side table. (wilsonlighting.com)

Currey and Company’s Odalisque bronze sculpture is made using the lost-wax technique; boiling bronze is poured into a mold that covers an original wax sculpture that then melts away. Once set, there is a long process of refining the bronze to give it patina. (bdaviscompany.com)

Hudson Valley Construct’s wall sconce is a study in color, shape and material. The material palette consists of black and cream enamel, Nero Marquina marble, off-white linen and aged brass. (metroelectricsupply.com)