Work by Noah Glynn

Inspired by the orthagonal forms of Donald Judd’s furniture pieces but engineered for production with a CNC router, the Wide Portal Bookshelf is constructed of 12mm plywood typically imported from Russia. The circular cutouts are emblematic of the automated processes involved in production, and encourage playful interactions with objects stored on the shelves.

The Ava tote introduced a new production technique to the Ezra Arthur workshop. Two sheets of #1 duck canvas are laminated, and then cut and sewn to create an incredibly sturdy and structured canvas product.  The petal-shaped handles are cut from Italian horsehide leather and beveled by hand for added comfort. 

Like the Wide Portal Bookshelf, but narrow!

The mini brown bag is a leather parody of the traditional paper bag sold at corner stores and bodegas, often used to conceal alcoholic beverages. 

The Square Ring is handmade by artisans living in a small town about three hours from Mexico City. Each ring is cut manually from a solid block of 925 silver, finished and polished completely by hand. The resulting shape, although simple, is imperfect and slightly varied per piece.

The Phoebe is a slouchy style shoulder bag crafted from military boot leather, sewn rough side out for a suede aesthetic. 

L’arc-en-ciel is the fifth photo book by Noah Glynn, inspired and organized by the colors of the rainbow. 

Après la pluie, le beau temps.

The Chloe mini bag was developed through hands-on experience with a leather goods factory based in Phoenix, Arizona. The bag is constructed through the use of a traditional hand-stitching and crafted of Italian vegetable tanned leather.

Inspired by a canvas tote by MUJI and re-engineered as a leather product, the Brooklyn tote is a minimalist, slim utility bag. The functional silhouette is constructed with basic techniques and optimized for production.