McCollin Bryan

Fraxile cocktail table is McCollin Bryan’s experiment in combining recycled glass with midnight blue resin. It pays homage to the rich qualities in fractal resin designs of Marie-Claude de Fouquières in the 1970s. This French artist was only producing these works for 8 years, so they are extremely rare. A poetic effect obtained through a chemical reaction is sometimes compared to crushed ice or shatterline.
This collectible coffee table is a coloured resin oval set into a solid brass frame. This jewellery-inspired object resembles a giant accessory, as if a goldsmith set a cabochon in a bezel. Much like with the cocktail rings, which can be worn on on several fingers at once, you don’t have to restrict yourself to one cocktail table; they look great in a flamboyant group.
Midnight blue and clear resin oval set into a metal frame.
Choose between Brass or Black Base.
Limited series of 25.
McCollin Bryan designs and manufactures a distinctive portfolio of finely crafted collectible furniture and objects. We value time and perfection, which is why, in keeping with the principles of slow design, we usually manufacture to order (this reduces waste and overproduction as well). Sometimes, occasionally, a small number of limited and experimental items become available for for immediate shipping.
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Small side table or seat cast in multi-coloured resin with highly polished surface

Edition of 20

Gilt, resin

By exploiting the intrinsic characteristics of the materials we work with we aim to intrigue the viewer. Our experiments with clear resin began in 1999, inspired by an antique magnifying lens from a telescope and the play of light and reflections. Our results set us on a path to produce our first prototype of a Lens Table in 2005.
Every Lens coffee table is a functional item of furniture infused with the poetic nature of light and reflections.
This version comes with highly polished resin top in Clear, backed with a tinted mirror on five
powder-coated black bronze legs.
Brass or nickel legs are available upon request.

McCollin Bryan mix strong forms and traditional techniques with new combinations of materials. Blurring the lines between furniture & sculpture, the pieces play with contrasts & opposites: heavy but floating; organic surfaces with geometric forms; negative & positive spaces. Using transparent resins and plasters, the work continues to exploit the inherent qualities of materials, creating pieces that have purity and beauty.
The multi-tonal effects created by the rich hues in the Lunar table top suggest it is lit from within. The depth of colour gives the impression of looking upon something precious and otherworldly.
The Lunar table is hand cast in our London studio. The colour and reflective qualities are intensified by the gilded internal dome. The legs can be ordered in black or patinated bronze.
Occasional table with a circular resin top cast in midnight blue resin, with an internal dome.
Limited edition of 20.
Resin, black steel or bronze legs with light patina

The materials we work with are critical to our ideas, exploiting the intrinsic material characteristics to intrigue the viewer. We began experimenting with clear resin in 1999, inspired by an antique magnifying lens from a telescope, playing with light and reflections, which set us on a path to produce our first prototype of a Lens Table in 2004.
Polished resin top in Violetta, backed with a tinted mirror on powder-coated black bronze metal legs.
Brass or nickel legs available upon request.

A larger Lens table from⌀ the limited edition tone of Violetta resin backed with a tinted mirror on five powder-coated black bronze metal legs.

Our folding Aurora screen was initially developed for the exhibition at Iconoclastes gallery in Paris located near Place Vendôme, the epicentre of high-end jewellery. Embracing the location, the designers aimed to get the feeling of a giant piece of jewelry, showing off its best-polished gems.
Aurora screen works with subtle fluidity of colours that refract and change tones as the viewer walks around the piece. The hinging allows it to form different shapes, extending to 1.5 metres long or wrapping into a square sculptural column.
This piece is a semi-permanent structure and requires a flat floor.
Mirrored ovals are held together with a metal structure.
Coloured resin, set into a brass or black frame.
Limited edition of 8

The cast resin Apollo vases play up the precariousness of life. The pieces in groups of three mix symmetrical forms with the discomfort of the off-axis.
Leaning bowls
Edition of 100 sets
Resin with semisphere bowls in the top
Select stock available for immediate shipping. Please see Studio Stock for more information.

Coffee table cast in clear resin with gilded pattern on interior surface.

Limited edition of 20.

Gilt, resin