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TBHCo is committed to incorporating the work of evocative artists into each of our projects. Whether through wood, ceramics or otherwise, every piece is an organic, tactile experience, designed with movement and meaning in mind.

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artist spotlight

Yuko Nishikawa

Yuko Nishikawa is a Brooklyn-based artist and ceramicist who adds a fantastical touch to all of her creations. Through exuberant use of color and texture, Yuko designs wondrous installations, whimsical light fixtures and collectible object d’art. No matter her medium—paint, clay, wire or fabric—she uses a hands-on, exploratory approach, which results in a melange of lively, hand-crafted forms, from lamps and chandeliers to sculptures and tableware.

Yuko’s work reflects her accumulative experiences in architecture, restoration, interior and furniture design, crafts and engineering. After growing up in a small seaside town just south of Tokyo, Japan, Yuko received her B.F.A. in Interior Design from New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology in 2002. Since then she has designed furniture and lighting collections for luxury home furnishing company Donghia, launched ceramic collections in collaboration with Calvin Klein Home and Anthropologie, as well as exhibited artwork through galleries and art spaces in Milan, New York and New Jersey.

See her immersive mobile installation, Memory Functions, a part of our 137 4th Avenue launch in Park Slope.

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Artist-in-Residence

Fitzhugh Karol

Fitzhugh Karol, a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, is a Brooklyn-based sculptor and woodworker whose work ranges from large-scale outdoor installations to intimate tabletop décor. Through considerate use of wood, metal and ceramics, he creates geometric pieces that seamlessly speak to their surroundings, whether installed in a natural landscape or integrated onto a shelf at home.

Installations

Peruse artist collaborations that we have designed into a range of our projects.

BDDW
81 Pierrepont Street
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Grandwood
Montauk Long Island
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Intiearth
Hudson Woods
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Jen Wink Hayes
52 Garfield
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Jen Wink Hayes
328 + 330 Sackett Street
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Jose Blanco
350 Butler Street
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Kathryn Lynch
608 5th Street
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Kinder Modern
350 Butler Street
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Kinder Modern
81 Pierrepont Street
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LES
Sterling Place
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Little Tribe Studio
350 Butler Street
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Nic Newcomb
608 5th Street
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Tamar Morgendorff
Hudson Woods
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WIFE NYC
Sterling Place
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frenchCALIFORNIA & Maison Gerard
328 + 330 Sackett Street
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BDDW
81 Pierrepont Street
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Grandwood
Montauk Long Island
View Project
Intiearth
Hudson Woods
View Project
Jen Wink Hayes
52 Garfield
View Project
Jen Wink Hayes
328 + 330 Sackett Street
View Project
Jose Blanco
350 Butler Street
View Project
Kathryn Lynch
608 5th Street
View Project
Kinder Modern
350 Butler Street
View Project
Kinder Modern
81 Pierrepont Street
View Project
LES
Sterling Place
View Project
Little Tribe Studio
350 Butler Street
View Project
Nic Newcomb
608 5th Street
View Project
Tamar Morgendorff
Hudson Woods
View Project
WIFE NYC
Sterling Place
View Project
frenchCALIFORNIA & Maison Gerard
328 + 330 Sackett Street
View Project