The Future Perfect in Brooklyn, NY recently showcased new work from a wide array of designers including Esque, Jason Miller, Paul Loebach, Jo Meesters, 45 Kilo and Kiel Mead. Esque, a design firm specializing in handcrafted glass works, had a number of limited edition pieces in the exhibit including Animated Bookends, Birdhouse and Owl Lights. Jason Miller had a new cabinet on display, while Paul Loebach's Half Mirror was designed to be a "moment of decorative surrealism." Dutch designer Jo Meesters shared her new table called Reshaping Wood 2.0 along with a previous ceramic creation, Ornamental Inheritance. Downstairs in the basement, we found Cleanliness is next to Godliness, a collaborative project by 45 Kilo and Kiel Mead. As part of the exhibition, 45 Kilo presented a series of furniture pieces that blended CNC milling with handcrafted techniques, while Kiel Mead's accessories focused on "exploring Catholicism in a modern world."

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Animated Bookend by Esque.



Birdhouse by Esque.



Glass bird light by Esque.



Owl Lights by Esque.



New cabinet by Jason Miller.



Half Mirror by Paul Loebach.



Reshaping Wood 2.0 table and products by Jo Meesters.



Ornamental Inheritance by Jo Meesters.



Press Fit Table by 45 Kilo.



Chair #2 by 45 Kilo.



Sebastien's Stake by Kiel Mead.