From Julie February 19, 2010
Los Angeles–based Jason Murakawa is a collector of vintage tableware: Haviland Limoges china, white ironstone china, early American pressed flint and glass goblets, all acquired through "years of traveling to antique shows, auctions, and small dusty towns." Rather than allowing his pieces to languish, Murakawa founded Small Masterpiece, an event design and rental service in LA. A graphic designer and creative director by training (and a graduate of the Art Center College of Design), Murakawa likes to mix and match pieces to create "imperfect table settings that don't look sterile"; he also rents vintage slat folding lodge chairs, heirloom monogrammed vintage linen tablecloths and napkins, and antique monogrammed sterling or plate flatware and napkin rings. Go to Small Masterpiece for more information.





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Imperfectly sleek and unsterile yet inviting.. Sounds like a great combination. I love It! Ive always been a fan of antiquities, especially china and this designer has definitely taken his designing abilities to his limits. It is very ingenious yet perfect to see such imperfect matches come to life gracing our dining tables. Good Job !
Hello, Just discovered your website and am totally hooked. Would you by any chance have any info (steal this look) on the apartment in the movie "No Reservations?" Thanks for so much great info. Judy
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