The Space Nugget Table is a study of contradictory dualities when working with glass: attempting to control this white-hot molten material while yielding to gravity for the right amount of time to create the soft folds of its intriguing surface. It’s a delicate dance that can result in breakage at any moment in each table’s days-long journey from start to completion in Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert’s Paris studio. The surprisingly weighty pieces can be specified in jet black, mirrored gold or bronze, or clear with white filigree created using a technique Wintrebert has been developing for over a decade. Each is signed by the artist.
Designer
JMW Studio
JMW Studio was founded in 2015 by Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert, an internationally acclaimed glass blower known for large-scale illuminated sculptures and installations. Wintrebert is a passionate advocate for preserving the art of glass blowing. The location of his street-level atelier, in an 1850s viaduct in Paris, was specifically chosen to enable passers-by to catch glimpses of the magic happening within. The studio’s small yet highly specialized team realizes Wintrebert’s original designs in free-blown glass, using age-old techniques that he mastered while apprenticing at esteemed glass studios worldwide, including Dale Chihuly in Seattle and Davide Salvadore in Murano.
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Dimensions & Details
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Noir
Transparent Filigrane
Mirrored Brilliant Gold
Mirrored Bronze
Notes
Product Notes
Gallery photos provided are for representational purposes and should not be referenced for selection. | Pattern will vary as filigrane sequence is unique to each individual piece. | Please contact your sales associate to see current inventory. | Returns/exchanges will not be accepted due to variations of visual characteristics. | Slight variations in the color will be present from piece to piece. | The form, dimensions, and weight will vary by approximately 1.6 inches (4 cm) as the unique hand-blown pieces are each one of a kind. | The indentation predominance and directionality will vary due to the handmade process and by artists intention.
Cleaning & Care
Spot clean by gently rubbing a DRY lint-free microfiber cloth over more concentrated marks. | Start by dusting the entire piece with a soft brush or use a lint-free microfiber cloth. | Wet cleaning is not suitable for the satin finish.