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Emily Thurman

Stacks Smoking Table

$15,000
Description
Designed by Emily Thurman, the Stacks Smoking Table originated from her study of how discrete forms can interlock with precision. Composed of three interlocking cast-glass elements made through the vitrigraph process, each component nests into the next to form a compact vertical structure. The upper piece functions as a removable ashtray, while the central alcove can be illuminated by candlelight, revealing the glass’s density and the careful slow-pour method used in its making. Each element is produced through a gradual pour of molten glass into a mold over several weeks. The extended heating and cooling cycle allows the material to settle without internal stress, and the surfaces are hand-polished to refine the form while retaining the subtle irregularities inherent to the process.
Measurements

L 10" × W 10" × H 21" · 150 lbs

Condition
New
Material
Glass
Seller
Emily Thurman

EMILY THURMAN is a Salt Lake City– and New York–based designer whose practice bridges interior, furniture, and sculptural design. Her work combines intuition, material-led exploration, and collaboration with international fabricators and artisans to create pieces that fuse technical mastery with personal narrative. Thurman’s furniture and lighting, including her inaugural Hundō pieces and the “Mother’s Love” Bell Rocking Chair, explore sound, memory, and play, integrating bronze, wood, and glass into sculptural, interactive forms. Her designs often incorporate found and hand-cast elements—such as bells collected globally or crafted in lost-wax bronze—blurring the line between heirloom reverence and playful engagement.

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