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Elytra I

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Edward Fields
Combining elements of both stone and insects, Elytra, named for the wing casings found on a beetle shell, splits open to reveal a central pattern of snowflake obsidian rock. The design is capped by another nod to the world of insects, with corner tassels that recall antennae and other sensory appendages. This design is expertly tufted by skilled artisans.
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Bec Brittain founded her studio in Brooklyn in 2011, designing and producing the critically-acclaimed SHY light before moving to Manhattan in 2016. Entirely self-taught, Bec designs and engineers all of her products, which are all assembled by hand. Her limited-edition designs have been shown at Patrick Parrish Gallery, and her work was featured in a 2018 exhibition by 1stDibs in Milan during Salone del Mobile. Her clients include today’s top architects and interior designers and her work appears in commercial and residential projects around the world.