Carboy by Edward White Picture Lights

Carboy by Edward White Picture LightsEdward White was an American artist and designer active in the 1930s. He is known for his hyper realistic paintings of glassware, ceramics, jewelry and textiles. Using graphite and gouache, he depicted everyday objects in exquisite detail and accuracy. A hand selected piece from the exclusive partnership between Rosenstiels and Four Hands. Rosenstiels is a family owned art publisher known for producing high quality prints, limited editions and wall

Slim brass-finished iron legs support semicircle tabletops of classic white marble

A perfectly scaled end table of petrified wood is an instant head turner

timeless sectional that covers all the bases

asymmetrical frame of this statement outdoor seating

Imbued with form and function in every detail

suspended by adjustable black fabric cords that become an integral part of the design

Frame prized possessions in a glass enclosure with matte-black metal and brass knobs

25" long and 14

Cream and brown tones plus a color-block pattern deliver eye-catching intrigue

with adjustable shelving plus rear cutouts for cord management

Three pedestal legs anchor the bullnose-edge top of this outdoor dining table

Texture and shape come together to shape this woven outdoor coffee table with mock slats