Lazy Susans

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My 12" and 15" metal lazy susans are truly unique. Interior designers say that they add "texture and dimension" to kitchen islands and dining tables. The smaller size is a perfect countertop companion alongside your stove to keep cooking essentials handy.

 

Care instructions: Simply wipe with a damp cloth. Patinated Steel only: Avoid prolonged exposure to acetic agents like vinegar, red wine and salt.

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Patinated Steel Lazy Susans

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​​Discover the artistry behind my unique pieces, crafted through the intricate process of chemical etching. With copper sulfate as the primary agent, I provoke reactions with the base steel, resulting in stunning patterns that are truly one-of-a-kind. By experimenting with various chemicals, application techniques, and environmental factors, I can create a diverse array of designs. While some can be reminiscent of one another, each piece stands as a distinct artistic statement. These lazy susans have a matte finish.

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Pigmented Resin (Epoxy) Lazy Susans

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For these items, I use colored epoxies to create the unique patterns. The technique is similar to the one I use to patinate the steel: apply the agent (in this case, epoxy instead of a chemical solution) and use vairous methods to create the patterns. These lazy susans have a glossy finish. They are denoted with "-E" next to the number.

 

NOTES:

• Due to how resin cures and adheres to steel, some small, often hared-to-see surface variations may be found in the epoxy products. Epoxy has a mind of its own. If the imperfections are really bad, I discard the piece. Most customers comment that these imperfections add to the "art" and are to be expected in an organic design.

• Some pieces (designated with "-EB") may have small build-ups (or "bumps") of epoxy on the edges.

• Due to differences in monitors and photographic conditions, the colors may vary slightly from what you see here.​​

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