We are honored to have our story, furniture and toys featured in the Winter 2020 edition of Utah Style & Design magazine. Thank you to Brad Mee for the wonderful write-up! Be sure to read the full article below. . . 

Looking for some playful art? Grab some sculptures that double as toys.  We are pleased to announce that our Tectonic Insects are now available at Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, Art Shop . . 

The image above was my first pass at abstracting the form and texture of a towering sandstone wall in Southern Utah.  The sketched graffiti texture represents the end grain of miles-thick geomorphology and the structure is the result of epochs an extreme forces. The composite image illustrates an early design concept for a project that hasn't yet been developed.  It may become furniture.  It may become architecture.  It is patiently waiting in my sketchbook to provide inspiration...

We were very pleased to be a part of the 2019 Utah Design Exhibit during Salt Lake Design Week.  Be sure to read what Ryan Holbrook had to say about our Tectonic Folding Chair in the City Home Collective (UDx Recap about Utah Design Exhibit)

The measurable construct of perspective was developed in the 1500s by Brunelleschi. It is an incredibly useful geometric construct, but using it well doesn't rely on using it perfectly. Before Brunelleschi established the exact mathematical principles of perspective, artists were relying simply on observation to convey depth in their paintings.

Eric Jacoby Design was honored to be an exhibitor, sponsor, and board member for the 2019 Utah Design Exhibit. Read the recommendations by Darby Doyle and City Home Collective about Salt Lake Design Week and Utah Design Exhibit.