Greg Klassen creates unusual furniture with a combination of glass and wood

Furniture maker Greg Klassen impresses with his artworks, which are distinguished by incredible elegance and aesthetics created from wood and glass. Since first launching his river table series, the artist produced 250 tables, desks, and art objects in his one-man Pacific Northwest studio. Lately, he creates larger bodies of watery glass for his new archipelago series. The artist spends five percent of his income on charity.
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