CORBET CANDLE BLOCK IN BRASS
The Corbet Candle Block is based on one of the earliest architectural principles, a dais and four vertical columns. As a form, it is as simple and elegant as possible.
The solid block of brass is milled to perfection and polished by hand in Sydney, Australia.
Fits a standard 20-22mm dining candle.
If this breaks through reasonable wear and tear in the next 1000 years, please get in touch for a complete refund or replacement.
Small edition dimensions: 50 x 50 x 50 mm Weight 680 grams
Large edition dimensions: 100× 50× 50 mm Weight 1200 grams
Materials: Brass
The Corbet Candle Block is based on one of the earliest architectural principles, a dais and four vertical columns. As a form, it is as simple and elegant as possible.
The solid block of brass is milled to perfection and polished by hand in Sydney, Australia.
Fits a standard 20-22mm dining candle.
If this breaks through reasonable wear and tear in the next 1000 years, please get in touch for a complete refund or replacement.
Small edition dimensions: 50 x 50 x 50 mm Weight 680 grams
Large edition dimensions: 100× 50× 50 mm Weight 1200 grams
Materials: Brass
The Corbet Candle Block is based on one of the earliest architectural principles, a dais and four vertical columns. As a form, it is as simple and elegant as possible.
The solid block of brass is milled to perfection and polished by hand in Sydney, Australia.
Fits a standard 20-22mm dining candle.
If this breaks through reasonable wear and tear in the next 1000 years, please get in touch for a complete refund or replacement.
Small edition dimensions: 50 x 50 x 50 mm Weight 680 grams
Large edition dimensions: 100× 50× 50 mm Weight 1200 grams
Materials: Brass
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Ashley Corbett-Smith is an Australian designer based in Sydney, renowned for his unique approach to industrial design that combines playfulness with functionality. He specializes in creating modern homewares and furniture using high-quality materials such as bronze, brass, walnut, onyx, and glass. With a background in fashion design and photography, Corbett-Smith studied industrial design at the University of Technology in Australia and TU Delft in the Netherlands, gaining valuable experience working with prominent designer Adam Goodrum.
Corbett-Smith's design philosophy centers on exploring the emotional connections people have with everyday objects. His work often draws inspiration from natural phenomena and scientific achievements, resulting in pieces that are both aesthetically pleasing and interactive. For example, his puddle umbrella stand evokes childhood memories by mimicking the appearance of pooling water, while the "Self Composed" mirror set allows users to choose between different reflections, emphasizing his focus on user experience.
Notable works by Corbett-Smith include the puddle umbrella stand, the interactive mirror set, and Kepler’s Tray, each reflecting his ability to merge functionality with artistic expression. Through his studio, Studio ac-s, he continues to produce distinctive designs that challenge conventional perceptions of everyday items while showcasing a commitment to craftsmanship and durability.
