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Time/Space Portal Console- Ombre 2 - Glass Mosaic Tile | Console Table in Tables by Neal Aronowitz. Item composed of wood
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Neal Aronowitz

Time/Space Portal Console- Ombre 2 - Glass Mosaic Tile - Tables

Price $9,500

Shipping rate finalized within 2 business days

Creation: 10-12 weeks
Shipping: 7-10 days
Shipping rates finalized within 2 business days of checkout. You will be asked to approve cost before payment
Estimated Arrival: March 20, 2025

Handmade

Made In USA

Made To Order

The inspiration for the Time/Space Portal Table comes from the power, simplicity, and elegance of the triangle.
This is an ongoing project exploring the dynamics of balance, weight, gravity, mass, and how this dynamic is expressed utilizing various materials.

A powerful minimalist gem. This console table, featuring Artistic Tile’s Billie Ombre glass mosaic, has a subtle blue ombre gradient pattern. This Ombre series is also available in four pattern variations on the same theme.

Can be customized in different sizes and colors.

Dimensions

68” long x 17” wide x 30” high. –size modifications available

New and made to order. Lead time is 12-16 weeks. Signed and dated on underside.

Item Time/Space Portal Console- Ombre 2 - Glass Mosaic Tile
Created by Neal Aronowitz
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Meet the Creator

Neal Aronowitz

Portland, OR

Wescover creator since 2019
Sculptural Furniture and Lighting

Neal Aronowitz art/design was founded in 2014 and with just a few powerful and iconic pieces of furniture and lighting, has quickly won acclaim in the international design world.
The vision of the studio is the design and fabrication of highly sculptural, hand crafted bespoke furniture and lighting.
Aronowitz’s debut piece was the Whorl Coffee Table, which won international notice including a feature in Elle Décor and was the recipient of a People’s Choice Award at the AZ Design Awards, sponsored by Azure Magazine.
The Whorl Coffee Table was the first offering in what was to grow into the Concrete Canvas Collection.
This innovative table is made of Concrete Canvas, a patented concrete-impregnated fabric rarely used in furniture design. Concrete Canvas is a new material that allows concrete to be used in radically innovative ways. The flexible, concrete-impregnated fabric hardens on hydration to form a thin, durable, waterproof and fire-resistant concrete layer. It reduces the environmental impact of concrete applications by up to 95%.
New casting and forming techniques were created to achieve the table’s ribbon-like structure. Aronowitz continues to be the only designer worldwide developing and working with this unique material.
The second piece in the Concrete Canvas Collection was the Whorl Console which won a Gray Design Award for furniture design, sponsored by Gray Magazine. Among the judges were Philippe Starck and Ingo Maurer, who announced the award saying, “It’s an incredible achievement – the studies he undertook, his enthusiasm for the material, his persistence in following his vision, and, of course, the shape. It’s a very nice product. I would like to have one.”
The Todos Table, a coffee and side table, was designed for a boutique hotel in Mexico, combining the Concrete Canvas with metals such as steel and aluminum.
The studio’s latest Concrete Canvas offering is the Enso Table, a fluid sculptural form inspired by the spontaneity of Japanese brush painting.
In 2017 Aronowitz made his first foray into lighting with the Boro Boro Light, a dynamic and exuberant
Chandelier which won second place in the LAMP International Design Competition in Vancouver BC.
The studio has progressed with more innovative lighting sculptures, including the Boro Boro Floor Light.
The work of the studio continues with a passion for daring forms, material experimentation, and simple beauty.
An award winning documentary called "How to Bend Concrete in 108 Easy Steps" was made about Neal and the making of the Whorl Console. It has won Best Short Documentary in film festivals on three continents and is available for viewing on Amazon Prime.