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Adagio Coffee Table

Silver Award
ADAGIO Coffee Table “A succession of slow and graceful movements performewith a sense of power, line, balance and poise that enables a dancer to perform with majesty and grace.  With its clean lines, and sculptural form, Laura Spector's cast bronze Adagio Coffee table, represents a departure from her signature “whimsical and romantic  interpretation of the rustic vernacular.The Adagio has a modern and sophisticated sensibility that balances form with function.The convergence of art and design is evident in the narrative of the Adagio. Originally conceived as sculpture- a one of a kind abstraction of the organic form, The Adagio was constructed from a single curvilinear length of Oriental Bittersweet vine. Time, technology and nature played an essential role in the transformation process Made form molds taken from the original vines then cast in solid bronze, The Adagio Coffee table is topped by a free form ¾  glass. To paraphrase Frank Lloyd Wright:  if you invest in beauty, it will remain with you all the days of your life" even better if you can rest a glass on it!

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cast in solid bronze, featured in LUXEMagazine winter 2008

Laura Spector is a designer and builder of rustic furnishings. Inspired by nature, and raised by a very French mother, she creates whimsical, one of a kind furnishings in the 18th Century, European Romantic tradition.According to Barbara Israel, author and consultant to The Metropolitan Museum of Art, “Laura is the only contemporary artist working in this medium. She has mastered the technique of the uninterrupted line, creating works of classical symmetry from natural forms.”Light in spirit, rich in detail, she likes to explore the connection between nature and the decorative arts. “I love to blur the line between rustic and refined and am always amazed at how easily my source material lends itself to that exchange.” From English wrought ironwork to French boisserie, her furnishings suggest nature with a nod to history.Hmmm... Isn't that Sting posing on a Laura Spector bench on the cover of INTERVIEW MAGAZINE? Oh, I see they used Cindy Crawford as a prop for Laura's recent “What Becomes a Legend Most” campaign. Her work has been featured in The NEW YORK TIMES, HOUSE & GARDEN, INTERIOR DESIGN, OPRAH, and ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN as well as several books on rustic and garden design.Ever the fashionista, her work has been commissioned by Bergdorf Goodman, Macy*s, Catherine Malendrino, Mario Testino and the new Dallas “W Hotel.” While we can all be invited to the homes of Joan Baez, Don Imus and Phil Donahue, why not book a suite at The lake Placid Lodge stopping for lunch at Grounds for Sculpture on the way?

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