sasha ritter

A large scale ceramic and brass mobile created in secret for a friend this winter. 

Maple base, plexi-glass molded seat & back, stainless steel hardware. Displayed at IKEA in Portland, OR.

Solid Alder wood and brass frame credenza. Designed by me - built in Los Angeles by local woodworkers with brushed brass frame construction by metalsmith, Harry Gold.

Totoro is a multi-use object; coffee table, stool, book stand, plant stand, side table, beloved sculpture. The Totoro collection is a collaboration with Armand Graham of TIMBR. Designed in Brooklyn & Queens, sourced in Ithaca & produced in New Jersey.

Price upon request. There is an 8-10 week lead time, as they are made to order. Please contact sasha@sasharitter.com

Press for Totoro:

Designboom 

Wallpaper

Gizmodo

Casa Vogue

Freunde von Freunden 

Contemporist

Catologodeseño

Arisplex

Hand-formed porcelain spines, wood, white & gold wire.

Sling shelf was born out of a day of experimenting with a large leather hide. It was unplanned, conceived of while trying to make something else! 

Made from: veg tan leather hide, brass grommets & braided leather cord

Set of 6 stacking rings inspired by topographical maps of the Southern California mountain ranges near my home town. Made to order. Please allow 4-6 weeks for production and shipping. Available in solid Brass, Silver, Gold & Rose Gold. SHOP 

Designed as part of the Lindsey Adelman Studio You Make It staff design series. Instructions on how to make this piece yourself, a parts list & where to buy everything you need for the project, coming soon to the Lindsey Adelman Studio MAKE page.

The DOT DOT interlocking rings evolved from a series of shape-based drawings in my sketchbook. The interlocking pair of rings look even better when stacked with another set or individual ring. Sold in pairs of interlocking DOTS. Available in Brass, Silver, Gold and Rose Gold. Made to order. Please allow 4-6 weeks for production and shipping. SHOP

press

Completed during a week-long design workshop Functional Forest taught by Philippe Malouin at Boisbuchet in Lessac, France. Bois was inspired by a lengthy pause in the woods.