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Rue Sala corded sconce
Inspired by summers spent at Helgerson’s ancestral home in Lyon, France, Rue Sala takes its form from the elegant interiors filled with thin Louis XVI furniture, bronze statuettes, and silky fabrics. Translated into turned metal and hand blown glass fixtures, Rue Sala is a delicate and refined collection with timeless appeal.///Description
Jessica Helgerson grew up with one foot in Southern California and the other in France. With a French mother and an American father, summers in France, and school years in Santa Barbara, she developed a love for both countries, cultures, with both have had a profound impact on her design work. She briefly worked in an architecture firm after school, but very early in her career felt that there wasn’t an office doing quite the kind of work she wanted to do, so in 2000 she opened her eponymous design studio.
Jessica Helgerson grew up with one foot in Southern California and the other in France. With a French mother and an American father, summers in France, and school years in Santa Barbara, she developed a love for both countries, cultures, with both have had a profound impact on her design work. She briefly worked in an architecture firm after school, but very early in her career felt that there wasn’t an office doing quite the kind of work she wanted to do, so in 2000 she opened her eponymous design studio.
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Rue Sala corded sconce
Inspired by summers spent at Helgerson’s ancestral home in Lyon, France, Rue Sala takes its form from the elegant interiors filled with thin Louis XVI furniture, bronze statuettes, and silky fabrics. Translated into turned metal and hand blown glass fixtures, Rue Sala is a delicate and refined collection with timeless appeal.///Description
Jessica Helgerson grew up with one foot in Southern California and the other in France. With a French mother and an American father, summers in France, and school years in Santa Barbara, she developed a love for both countries, cultures, with both have had a profound impact on her design work. She briefly worked in an architecture firm after school, but very early in her career felt that there wasn’t an office doing quite the kind of work she wanted to do, so in 2000 she opened her eponymous design studio.
Jessica Helgerson grew up with one foot in Southern California and the other in France. With a French mother and an American father, summers in France, and school years in Santa Barbara, she developed a love for both countries, cultures, with both have had a profound impact on her design work. She briefly worked in an architecture firm after school, but very early in her career felt that there wasn’t an office doing quite the kind of work she wanted to do, so in 2000 she opened her eponymous design studio.
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Inspired by summers spent at Helgerson’s ancestral home in Lyon, France, Rue Sala takes its form from the elegant interiors filled with thin Louis XVI furniture, bronze statuettes, and silky fabrics. Translated into turned metal and hand blown glass fixtures, Rue Sala is a delicate and refined collection with timeless appeal.///Description
Jessica Helgerson grew up with one foot in Southern California and the other in France. With a French mother and an American father, summers in France, and school years in Santa Barbara, she developed a love for both countries, cultures, with both have had a profound impact on her design work. She briefly worked in an architecture firm after school, but very early in her career felt that there wasn’t an office doing quite the kind of work she wanted to do, so in 2000 she opened her eponymous design studio.
Jessica Helgerson grew up with one foot in Southern California and the other in France. With a French mother and an American father, summers in France, and school years in Santa Barbara, she developed a love for both countries, cultures, with both have had a profound impact on her design work. She briefly worked in an architecture firm after school, but very early in her career felt that there wasn’t an office doing quite the kind of work she wanted to do, so in 2000 she opened her eponymous design studio.
