Crystal Feature Wall
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14 Jun Crystal Feature Wall

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“Window Pane” selenite crystal objets d’art and feature wall with a custom application of Swarovski’s recessed Crystal Star LED Illumination System.

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Hunter Margolf
hunter@spatialrelations.com

Hunter’s expertise is in interior and exterior design and fine art. He is a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design (BFA in industrial design, furniture, and sculpture) and of Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan (MFA ID industrial design).

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