Known for “speculative” sculptures and furniture pieces that is an effortless mix of whimsical art and substance, Corbin Bronze is all about understated luxury. Favored by private collectors, celebrities, decorators and galleries, Corbin Bronze understands that tradition and order can exist alongside the unusual.

The Story behind Corbin Bronze:  In 1988 he was able to secure his first public commission after which several other notable projects followed. Experimentation in furniture design led him to unveil his very first collection. Many of his past and present offerings are now installed in private, public, and corporate collections and featured in galleries domestically and abroad.

The Corbin Bronze Collections:  Corbin Bronze Collections are categorized into four, namely Sculpture, Lighting, Furniture, and Accessories. The furniture collections follow the classic contemporary style, which are designed on coffee tables, console tables, benches, and occasional tables. The company is also known for their lighting fixtures and accessories, from table lamps and torchiers to sconces and chandeliers. The sculptures, which are the works of founder Tom Corbin, are available in a range of sizes, from tall ones to miniatures. Decorative accessories combine artistic ingenuity and functionality, characterized by irregular shapes and effective use of raw-looking materials. The works of artist founder Tom Corbin is immortalized in his coffee table book Tom Corbin, The Inevitable Artist, which coincides with the 20-year anniversary of the company.

International Representation and Clientele:  Corbin Bronze is widely represented, both domestically and worldwide. Showrooms in the United States are located in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Denver, New York, San Francisco, and Washington D.C. and several other locations. International representatives can be found in Hamburg, Germany and Toronto, Canada. Corbin Bronze items are also carried by several galleries in New Orleans, Santa Fe, Denver, and Harbor Springs.  Famous clients for Corbin Bronze sculptures and furniture include Alec Baldwin, Ellen DeGeneres, Tom Hanks and wife, Ron Howard, Jack Nicholson, Frank Sinatra, and Danielle Steele, among others. These works of art also form part of various public and corporate collections, from the Buck O’Neil Foundation in Kansas City to Nieman Marcus in Dallas, Texas.