Kerry MacBride began his design career at 18 with a collection of jewelry in silver and Lucite that was sold through Bloomingdale’s and published in GQ. Over the years, his jewelry has been featured in Elle, Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar, walked the runway for Bill Blass and Isaac Mizrahi and been treasured by a private clientele ranging from Truman Capote to Madonna.

His distinctive pieces for men and woman all share common elements: heavy weight, beautifully engineered details and impeccable quality. Over the years, the collection has been available through Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Barneys New York, Stanley Korshak, Holt Renfrew and Isetan Tokyo.

Trained as a jeweler, MacBride makes the models and prototypes for all of his pieces, working directly in metal for the jewelry and carving large blocks of plaster for the Home Collection.

The Home Collection is his newest venture: a group of modular shapes cut in stone that can be stacked into different configurations, making it ideal for custom pieces specific to site and client. As with his jewelry, the home pieces are quietly luxurious, Travertine, Black Onyx and White Quartz carved by hand. For the lamps, dimmers are built into the heavy nickel-plated sockets and cords are covered in silk.

All pieces from Kerry MacBride are signed by hand. Pieces in the Home Collection are Limited
Editions and are numbered as well.