Used for centuries, copper is quite a dynamic material. Craft workers and designers alike use copper regularly, not only for its staying power but for its ability to form intricate shapes and forms.
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The striking lines of Art Deco are easily distinguishable. After the natural lines of Art Nouveau from the late 1800s, Art Deco had a more structural approach, represented in buildings like the Chrysler or Empire State Building. At Earthwise, we love Art Deco. When you’re at all of our locations, look upward. You’ll likely see many Art Deco light shades straight from the 1920s and 30s. Here are some of the most popular art deco light designs that we sell regularly:
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Many of us have a passion for sustainable design. However, it comes as no surprise that salvaged materials from 100+ years ago may not exactly fit with current green building standards. Is there a way to marry your passion for sustainability and the quality of reused materials? Let’s discuss:
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Every year brings new trends and challenges to the changing needs of our customer base. Some years we were selling salvaged wood windows for DIY greenhouses, and lately we’ve seen interest in Midcentury modern design. We are determined to help each customer discover something perfect for their next big project. Here are the top 8 questions we’ve been asked this year.
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Frank Lloyd Wright was largely considered one of the greatest American architects of all time. Wright designed well over 1,000 architectural works, creating interesting and innovative spaces across the United States. Without a doubt, we love objects that tell a story. For instance, the one and only Frank Lloyd Wright designed this very large planter currently sitting at Earthwise.
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