Steve Morris Designs

This is one of my favorite things I made, if I had room I would have it in my house, actually maybe I should make room for it. I would describe it as quite comfortable, and on the firm side; it’s great to take an afternoon nap on it’s on. It needs to be freestanding in the middle of the room since the art work is on the back. Included are two throw pillows and a bolster.

These sconces have a slightly Art Nouveau look with a little Moorish influence perhaps.

Warning: This piece can cause bouts of arachnophobia in certain individuals. It will work as an indoor or out door piece on the wall floor or ceiling.

The title says it all, the shade has a 1920s futurism feel to it, and combining it with the organic root cluster brings it alive. It would look incredible hanging over a concrete dining table.

This mirror owes all of its feeling to the art deco period, mixing brushed and polished stainless steel accents with a warm white, and the theater curtain red fabric back, it would be at home in a hotel lobby, as well the free standing center piece to a large, sparsely furnished master bedroom. The piece lights up and the mica casts a warm speakeasy like glow that sets an intimate night time mood.

I would love to see it in a large space with a table and chairs underneath it as a place to enjoy afternoon tea. We made it as an indoor piece from stainless steel, it has a rich chocolate patina, and the fuchsia globes were hand blown by a Brooklyn glass artist and light up.

A free standing Lamp with a flower like feel, it has a mixture of different color patinas, and is made from steel, cooper, and brass. It can be used as a stand alone piece or in combination with the Nouveau Lily Table.

In combination with the Lily Lamp, or on its own this table is a quite beautiful. We utilized traditional blacksmithing techniques in the fabrication of the Lily table and lamp, adding a touch of old world feel to these Nouveau inspired designs.

While designing lighting fixtures I often work with what I describe as “shadow play” the pattern that’s cast on the wall when the fixture comes to life. This Mission style fixture looks great during the day, but really comes alive in the evening casting a dappled light on the wall around it.

A familiar symbol during the Nouveau period this dragonfly sitting on a flower is a must have for anyone who loves the dance of the dragonfly. It will mount vertically or horizontally.