IDSwest 2010

Sabina Hill with Mark Preston (Tlingit)
L 96" W 87" H 19.75"; 17.375"; 14.625" & (Rug) L 16’ x W 14’
Solid ebonized walnut, paduk inlays and details; 100% New Zealand Wool and spun silk.

The Interior Design Show West is Western Canada's annual premiere residential design show featuring 200 exhibitors showcasing quality products and services to an audience of industry professionals, architects, designers, consumers and media. This was Sabina's third year exhibiting at IDSwest, where she featured a commissioned artwork of interlocking tables and area rug on generous loan by her clients.

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New Wall Panels / Feast Collection

Sabina Hill with Andy Everson
H 30" W 30" D 1.5"
Rift cut white oak, laser cut black anodized aluminum and stainless steel.
Edition 25.

Sabina Hill with Andy Everson
H 43.5" W 43.5" D 2.5" & H 24" W 24" D 1.5"
Rift cut white oak, ebonized oak, laser cut black anodized aluminum and stainless steel. Edition 10 (large) Edition 25 (small).

Arts Umbrella 2010

Splash Charity Auction. Sabina donated the Pod Table (Formlines Collection), and the Serving Tray and Candle Surrounds (Accessories Collection).

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Sabina's artwork is available to collectors, interior designers, architects, and specifiers. Her collections are on display at select contemporary galleries and are also available for purchase directly through Sabina Hill Design Inc.

For more information visit:
www.sabinahill.com
or send email to:
info@sabinahill.com

Designer Sabina Hill, in collaboration with First Nations artists, creates  art, limited edition furniture and custom installations which merges the rich mythology of North West Coast aboriginal culture with a contemporary design aesthetic. Sabina skillfully integrates Native motifs into her work creating a unique, contemporary expression, one that evokes the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest and celebrates the convergence of two distinct design cultures.