Fiddlehead Cantilever
by Jason Miller
Cantilever (Brass/Cream)
Cantilever (Black/Cream) — Roll & Hill Showroom, New York City. Image by Nicole Franzen
Cantilever (Brass/Cream)
Cantilever (Black/Clear)
Cantilever (Black/Cream)
Cantilever (Black/Cream)
Cantilever (Blackened steel/Cream) — New York City. Courtesy of Dineen Architecture
Cantilever (Black/Smoke)
Cantilever (Black/Smoke)
Cantilever (Bronze/Clear)
Cantilever (Bronze/Clear)
Cantilever (Brass/Cream) — Roll & Hill Showroom, New York City. Image by Joseph De Leo
Cantilever (Bronze/Cream)
Cantilever (Bronze/Cream)
Cantilever (Bronze/Smoke)
Cantilever (Bronze/Smoke)
Fiddlehead Cantilever
by Jason Miller
Jason Miller's Fiddlehead derives its name from sprouting ferns. One end of Fiddlehead's long, furling arm gently balances a hand-blown glass globe; the other uses the wall or ceiling as a counterbalance.
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