Wooden & Brass Plant Stand

€650.00

Each piece celebrates the contrast between living material and lasting form.

Size: 25cm x 25cm x 60cm

Crafted from Irish Ash sourced at Springfield Farm and finished with a solid brass frame, this plant stand brings simple, understated elegance to any room. A versatile piece of occasional furniture that’s as refined as it is functional.

ASH + BRASS
The bringing together of ash and brass, native timber and foundry metal, the organic and the considered. Irish Ash, sourced from Springfield Farm, reimagined and transformed into a sculptural plant stand that holds something living.
Each piece begins with the tree itself, its grain a record of soil, season, and time. Ash is a working wood: honest, open-grained, warm in light. Anchored with a decorative brass frame.
Solid, warm-toned, and built to age with presence, brass deepens over time rather than diminishes. Created in collaboration with Esther Gerrard and Ed Coveney of Elements of Action, whose work unites craftsmanship, landscape, and materials. Each piece celebrates the contrast between
living material and lasting form.

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Each piece celebrates the contrast between living material and lasting form.

Size: 25cm x 25cm x 60cm

Crafted from Irish Ash sourced at Springfield Farm and finished with a solid brass frame, this plant stand brings simple, understated elegance to any room. A versatile piece of occasional furniture that’s as refined as it is functional.

ASH + BRASS
The bringing together of ash and brass, native timber and foundry metal, the organic and the considered. Irish Ash, sourced from Springfield Farm, reimagined and transformed into a sculptural plant stand that holds something living.
Each piece begins with the tree itself, its grain a record of soil, season, and time. Ash is a working wood: honest, open-grained, warm in light. Anchored with a decorative brass frame.
Solid, warm-toned, and built to age with presence, brass deepens over time rather than diminishes. Created in collaboration with Esther Gerrard and Ed Coveney of Elements of Action, whose work unites craftsmanship, landscape, and materials. Each piece celebrates the contrast between
living material and lasting form.

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