Drusch Design
Elyx I Vessel
The Elyx I vessel sets a shallow black marble shell above a slender stainless steel base. Its elongated profile emphasizes the stone’s curved edge, while the open space beneath gives the solid material an unexpectedly light appearance from different viewpoints.
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Product detail
Materials: Black Queretaro marble plate & stainless steel
Colors: Black & silver
Dimensions:
W x D x H: 50 x 25 x 20 cm
W x D x H: 19.7 x 9.8 x 7.9 in
Lead time
7 weeks

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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.
David Schoenfeld founded Drusch Design in Mexico City in 2021. The studio develops furniture, lighting, and objects through an exploration of stone, wood, metal, and glass. Its work combines architectural forms, material experimentation, and Mexican craft, with collections including Atlas, Umu, Fragmentum, and Nexus 67. Presented at Design Week Mexico, Zona Maco, and Wanted Design NYC, the pieces explore proportion, geometry, and the expressive possibilities of familiar materials and forms.
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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.
Artist
David Schoenfeld founded Drusch Design in Mexico City in 2021. The studio develops furniture, lighting, and objects through an exploration of stone, wood, metal, and glass. Its work combines architectural forms, material experimentation, and Mexican craft, with collections including Atlas, Umu, Fragmentum, and Nexus 67. Presented at Design Week Mexico, Zona Maco, and Wanted Design NYC, the pieces explore proportion, geometry, and the expressive possibilities of familiar materials and forms.
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