The metal bustier pictured here was made by Sullivan Walsh of Walsh Metalworks of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, for an editorial in the March 2012 Interview Magazine titled “Metal Headz.”
Model: Saskia de Brauw
Stylist: Karl Templer
Photograph: Mert and Marcus
This coffee table is made from a boiler door rescued from the renovation of the former Esquire Boot Polish Factory, located on the Southside of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Table designed and built by Sullivan Walsh of Walsh Metalworks, also located on the Southside of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. www.walshmetalworks.com
Photos by Lucas Allen, also located on the Southside of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. www.lucasallen.com
Model: Miss Mischief
Photo by Patrick D. Wade Photography www.patrickdwade.com
Bench Designed and Built by Walsh Metalworks www.walshmetalworks.com
Model: Miss Mischief
Photo by Patrick D. Wade Photography www.patrickdwade.com
Bench Designed and Built by Walsh Metalworks www.walshmetalworks.com
Model: Cristi Duncan
Photographer: H R Marshall
Sleigh Bed by Walsh Metalworks, located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Sigail Curry, shot by Barbara Nitke, on a Sleigh Bed designed and built by Sullivan Walsh of Walsh Metalworks, located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
The cover photo of this book shows model Sigail Curry, shot by Barbara Nitke, on a Sleigh Bed designed and built by Sullivan Walsh of Walsh Metalworks. The first photo I posted on my tumblr is from the same shoot.
Sleigh Bed by Walsh Metalworks.
Model: Ree Ja Kim
Photo by Aeric Meredith-Goujon
Headboard detail of Sleigh Bed by Walsh Metalworks.
Model: Ree Ja Kim
Photo by Aeric Meredith-Goujon
Mistress Alex, shot by Natasha Gornik, wearing a metal corset fabricated by Sullivan Walsh of Walsh Metalworks.
The first Posture Collar by Sullivan Walsh of Walsh Metalworks, located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
This is a mask with attached cuffs made by Sullivan Walsh of Walsh Metalworks. I need to work on a more elegant version of this.
Hollis Ireland, shot by Ellen Stagg, on a bed designed and built by Sullivan Walsh of Walsh Metalworks.
I had the pleasure of working with Rachel Whiteread on her cast resin “Water Tower”, which now resides on the roof of MoMA. But for the first year after completion, the “Water Tower” was installed on a roof at the corner of West Broadway and Grand Street in NYC. This photo is from installation day, June 7, 1998. Photo by Sullivan Walsh
