Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
The Arch Window Mirror employs the classic architectural element to create a strikingly realistic illusion, seemingly opening a window through the wall into another space.///DescriptionBower is a New York City based studio comprised of partners Danny Giannella, Tammer Hijazi and Jeffrey Renz. With a focus on mirrors, t
This glass mirror dangles from a wall mounted dowel, with one end draped on the floor. The exposed edge keeps the form light and delicate. Part of the Melt Collection; a continued exploration of reality vs. perception through material and form. W 91.5 D 8 H 213 cm /// Bower is a New York City based studio comprised
An upholstered cushion softly wraps itself around a solid wood frame of the Bower Studios Melt Daybed for a lazy afternoon.
Arcade Mirror is a minimalist mirror designed by Brooklyn-based studio Bower
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Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
These geometric and colorful wooden cutting boards from Bower Studios bring a bit of graphic art to the kitchen, with their illusion of a 3D shape.
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Bower Studios - Contemporary mirror, furniture and product design studio.
This poster was for Design 258: Typography (spring quarter 2011) at The Ohio State University as part of a series of typographical posters. Students were each assigned a different typeface and were given a starting point in terms of a grid. The name of th…
