Jon Sarriugarte’s new designs available at Restoration Hardware

 Restoration Hardware

I was approached by Gary Friedman and his team from restoration Hardware this year to design a group of lights for them. Gary and the team had eaten at Camino restaurant in Oakland CA and liked the lights I had done for them. I ended up designing 11 lights for RH for the fall catalog.
These production lights are beautifully crafted, well designed and very affordable.

If you’re interested in a uniquely designed and crafted light just for you please contact me. jon at formandreform dot com

My custom work is made right here in West Oakland in my shop Form & Reform. Each piece is signed and made to make your space uniquely yours. Here is some of the custom lighting I have done.

My furniture line is available here

That’s a Plenty of light fixture

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Light of Plenty for any room. This light flows from the ceiling filling the room with warm light. Hand forged details on every piece of steel.

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Lighting fixture 24″ x 36″ high.
Forged iron, glass and AC
Form & Reform
Designed by Jon Sarriugarte

 

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Kantor Light Fixture

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This is a light I just did for a local home here in California. 24″ x 24″ Iron Seen here with carbon element bulbs.

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Lighting By Jon Sarriugarte

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Camino Light with Patina

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I recently made this light for a customers home. This is a smaller version of the one I made for Camino’s restaurant a few years back.

Details on this light

More lighting here

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Amy Jenkins

I had diner with my good friend Amy Jenkins last week and was impressed at the handmade toys she made.

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and her flicker set

Amy: I wanted to make a resin model kit to sell. 1998. And to make my Trekkie college friends laugh. Had just been laid off from job in model shop at industrial design prototyping company (Plynetics).
I made 6 panels- styrene sheets with model kit parts that fit together as a cube. Then made silicone molds for each, and cast the panels in resin.
It also needed to “do” something – I was trying to develop Action Feature Model Kits at that time. (Trademark rejected for “common words”)
That hole in the side is actually a little door that slides shut. On the opposite side of the cube is a plunger and inside is a spring- it shoots out a tiny planet. I made about 3 or 4 of em and practiced different paint jobs on each.
Approx 4″ x 4″ x 4″

Peralta Hacienda Gate Design

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This is a gate I designed for the City of Oakland. It’s for the Peralta Hacienda Historic park in the the fruitvale neighborhood of Oakland. I used the historic brand from the Peralta Family ranch.

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