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We favor a fully bespoke delivery approach, tailored to the nature and value of each piece. Lythore supports its clients by overseeing the transport through to the final destination. All deliveries are subject to a prior online quote request, to which we respond within 24 to 48 hours. Import taxes and duties may apply depending on the destination country.
The piece consists of three parts: two sections of the sphere and a glass top The piece consists of three parts: two sections of the sphere and a glass top. This piece can be custom-made upon request, including choice of materials, finishes, colors, and dimensions.
David Schoenfeld founded Drusch Design in Mexico City in 2021. His work is shaped by an obsession with space, scale, atmosphere, and the way a room can change how an object is perceived. Through intersections of volumes, planes, and masses, Drusch develops clean, new geometries where proportion and material lead the narrative, never ornament. Stone, wood, metal, and glass are transformed into handcrafted pieces that feel sculptural yet purposeful, with a futuristic, modern minimalism and a quiet intensity that elevates the spaces they inhabit.
Delivery
We favor a fully bespoke delivery approach, tailored to the nature and value of each piece. Lythore supports its clients by overseeing the transport through to the final destination. All deliveries are subject to a prior online quote request, to which we respond within 24 to 48 hours. Import taxes and duties may apply depending on the destination country.
Informations
The piece consists of three parts: two sections of the sphere and a glass top The piece consists of three parts: two sections of the sphere and a glass top. This piece can be custom-made upon request, including choice of materials, finishes, colors, and dimensions.
Artist
David Schoenfeld founded Drusch Design in Mexico City in 2021. His work is shaped by an obsession with space, scale, atmosphere, and the way a room can change how an object is perceived. Through intersections of volumes, planes, and masses, Drusch develops clean, new geometries where proportion and material lead the narrative, never ornament. Stone, wood, metal, and glass are transformed into handcrafted pieces that feel sculptural yet purposeful, with a futuristic, modern minimalism and a quiet intensity that elevates the spaces they inhabit.
