Glass is hand-poured into molds, then bent to form the distinctive panels that are the first thing you notice when you look at Brasher. The texture of these panels refracts the light coming through, while the glass itself is infused with a soft champagne hue. The metal work is aesthetically pleasing in its own right, seen from underneath, glimpsed obscurely through the diffusers, and accentuated with spherical attaching pins.
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Glass is hand-poured into molds, then bent to form the distinctive panels that are the first thing you notice when you look at Brasher. The texture of these panels refracts the light coming through, while the glass itself is infused with a soft champagne hue. The metal work is aesthetically pleasing in its own right, seen from underneath, glimpsed obscurely through the diffusers, and accentuated with spherical attaching pins.
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