Spotted and coveted last weekend at The Gardener in Berkeley: glass carafes by LA artist Nate Cotterman. Cotterman earned a BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art in 2007 before moving to LA, where he works as a gaffer (glassblower) for Joe Cariati Glass, among others, while running his own studio. Here are some favorite pieces from Nate Cotterman Glass.
Above: Flow Decanters come in seven distinct forms and are $135 each. They’re also for sale at The Gardener.
Above: For a collaboration with ceramic artist Lesley Anton, Cotterman created a set of custom drinking glasses.
Above: Dimple Glasses are $80 each.
Above: Handblown glass bowls; contact Nate Cotterman Studio directly for ordering information.
Above: The Piano Series was “inspired by vintage design and refined by modern aesthetics.” The Piano Table Lamp is available with a black waxed finish and an ivory shade (shown here) or a polished brass finish and gray shade; $1,400.
Above: The Piano Table Lamp has a three-stage dimmer.
Above: The Piano Sconce is $900.
Above: The Halo Sconce is $900.
We’re mad for glass: a few of our favorite studios include Malfatti Glass, Maureen Fullam, and Esque.
N.B.: This post is an update; the original story ran on June 15, 2015.
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