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Sibling revelry: The brothers dressler.

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Sibling revelry: The brothers dressler.

Mar 31, 2011 | lifestyle, people |
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Wood was the word at this year’s Toronto Interior Design Show, and among the best in show was this chandelier by Brothers Dressler from the Sibling Revelry project. The Brother Dressler do beautiful things with wood. Their portfolio ranges from side tables made from salvaged tree stumps to seating made up of intricately bent wooden slats to whimsical benches and shelves adorned with antique wooden shoe forms.
The chandelier they exhibited at IDS11 last week has a wonderful undulating quality that makes it seem as if the individual pieces of wood aren’t stationary, but free-flowing, like seaweed under water. The name of the chandelier, “Branches,” gives away what it’s actually intended to resemble, but whatever you call it, it’s a first-rate stunner.

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Perrin Drumm is nothing if not a road trip enthusiast. After moving from her hometown of LA to NY and to LA again, she hiked through half a dozen National Parks, snow-shoed a sizable portion of the Adirondacks, and resisted the overwhelming charm of the South to get back to Brooklyn, where she struggles to learn the trumpet, aspires to be a better Scrabble player, and lives and writes, and remains, as of yet, catless.

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