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Hudson Furniture Age of Man Honors Bronze Age at ICFF

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Saturday, May 18th, Hudson Furniture Gallery debuted the Age of Man Sculptural Collection in New York: an art, design and architecture exhibit inspired by the Bronze Age. The event was jointly hosted by The World of Interiors and corresponded with ICFF. Hudson Furniture Gallery specializes in large-form sculptural furnishings and lighting, and Age of Man embodied their aesthetic with designs in bronze and lacquer. Founder Barlas Baylar fused form and function, nodding to the Bronze Age. His work is inspired by iconic sculptors, the art deco era, and functional art.

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