An internationally acclaimed artist and designer, Laura Spector, is probably best known for her uniquely lyrical interpretation of the organic form.

Laura Spector’s rich and decorative 18th century British romantic tradition

Spector extracts forms found in nature and transforms them into objects that look beautiful and work beautifully. The soul of her British rustic style is unique from its more familiar American cousin, in that its graceful lines follow nature’s whimsy yet suggest the complexity of wrought ironwork.

Laura Spector’s work has come to the attention of such diverse clients as Bergdorf Goodman, Grounds for Sculpture, Sting, Catherine Malandrino, Ralph Lauren, Oprah, Blackglama, Cindy Crawford, the Chateau Relais and “W” Hotels and as far as the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Echo Nightstands

Set exactly the right tone with the eclectic elegance of the Echo nightstands. Embracing a marriage of styles, the pair is a harmonious union of materials, textures, and forms that resonate of the Japonoise and Art Nouveau movements.

Laura Spector’s rich and decorative 18th century British romantic tradition

Each table has a square and rectangular drawer, fronted and softened with a curling, polished bronze pull cast from variegated filbert branches. Also repeated in bronze, the curvaceous legs are cast from bittersweet vines.

In The Loop

A new twist on outdoor furniture, In The Loop is a stool, table, pedestal, or umbrella stand. The coil base was inspired by the graceful arcs of the curving vines found in the wetlands near designer Laura Spector’s Connecticut home.

Laura Spector’s rich and decorative 18th century British romantic tradition

This 18” high garden gem weathers the elements in a range of jewel-toned colors, including South Beach Coral, fushia pink, tranqTeal, apple red, daffodil, blue skies and Snow white. The replaceable tops come in 12” and 18” diameters.

My Prerogative

Whether you’re feeling grounded, centered, or flying high, the My Prerogative collection of table lamps suits your mood—and décor. Each lamp has a unique central focal point. be it a slab of petrified wood, a knot, knarly, burl root or rock.

Laura Spector’s rich and decorative 18th century British romantic tradition

Wing-shaped, open armed form rests on a blackened steel base, grounding the pale wood, so that it appears to float.

Silhouette Console Lamps

Elegantly oblivious to adornment and ornament, the SILHOUETTE pares the organic form to its sculptural essence.

Laura Spector’s rich and decorative 18th century British romantic tradition

Set on a cube of solid hardwood, the eye is drawn upwards, tracing the stem’s elongated “legs up to there” 36” elegant profile. Nickel plated and polished to a lustrous finish, each Silhouette offers a unique interpretation of the organic form.

Laura Spector Rustic Design

786 Westport
TurnpikeFairfield
Ct 06824
P. (203) 254-3952
M. (203) 521-6437
lsrustic@aol.com
www.lauraspectorrusticdesign.com

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