“Working side by side with Alora to reimagine my designs has been, I am proud to say, beyond my expectations.”
Furrow
Inspired by Tridacna gigas , the world’s largest clam and a source of extraordinary pearls, the Furrow Collection draws on the ancient shell game, a dance of rarity and clever reveal.
Each piece begins with an idea, a poem, a memory something evocative. For over two decades as a solo artist, I’ve crafted every object in my studio by hand— lighting, furniture, and sculpture that blur the line between art and function. I’m searching for the moment when light and form become inseparable in natural materials like wood, steel, brass, leather, and stone.
Jason Koharik
“Each piece begins with an idea, a poem, a memory...”
Many designs start as custom commissions for individual spaces, later evolving into complete collections. Collaborating with Alora Lighting has allowed me to reimagine these works with the same spirit of authenticity and artistry. Together, we’ve preserved the integrity of the materials and the handmade texture that defines my practice, while sharing these creations with collectors and design enthusiasts around the world.
I am deeply proud and honored to present these collections with Alora Lighting.
Furrow
Like a pearl in its cradle, it evokes beauty, anticipation, and the artful deceit of discovery.
Mineral
Inspired by salt, the mineral that shaped civilizations, this collection pairs natural alabaster or molded mineral glass with Patina Brass or Urban Bronze.
“For over two decades... I’ve crafted every object in my studio by
hand—lighting, furniture, and sculpture that blur the line between art and function.”
Mineral
Inspired by salt, the mineral that shaped civilizations, this collection pairs natural alabaster or molded mineral glass with Patina Brass or Urban Bronze. Soft, textured light glows through elemental forms, honoring connection, preservation, and the timeless beauty of the earth.
Soft, textured light glows through elemental forms, honoring connection, preservation, and the timeless beauty of the earth.
Sculptural forms in triangles, ovals, and squares are framed by Patina Brass or Urban Bronze, grounding the ethereal with structure and strength.
“Each chain can be linked together from ceiling to wall to floor in a web of light.”
Each fixture, whether suspended, wall-mounted, or standing, links together in a quiet constellation of light, echoing the ancient web of trade and connection salt once forged across the world.
Top: CH360105UBAR Bottom: CH360105PTBOP D10" x H11"
L11-1/8" x W11-1/8" x H5-3/8"
Natural alabaster stone and uniquely molded mineral glass diffuse light with a soft, textural glow, reminiscent of beach glass and the dust of the sea.
From the Roman salarium to sacred offerings shared at the table, salt has bound humanity in ritual, preservation, and communion. This collection honors that enduring connection, transforming light and matter into symbols of gathering, memory, and the timeless beauty found in the simplest grain.
Furrow
Inspired by the Tridacna gigas: the world’s largest clam and source of extraordinary pearls. This collection draws on the ancient shell game, a dance of rarity and reveal. Like a pearl in its cradle, it evokes beauty, anticipation, and the artful deceit of discovery.
The forms echo the ancient shell game, a dance of deception and discovery, where anticipation meets allure.
Like a treasure tucked away, Furrow embodies grace, intrigue, and the quiet thrill of uncovering the unexpected.
This collection celebrates the beauty of rarity and reveal. Oblong, pearl-like opal glass diffusers rest atop ruffled metal “shells,” painted in rich hues of burgundy, pine green, and dusty peach. Select pieces, including the table lamp, floor lamp, and wall sconce, incorporate deep walnut wood, adding warmth, texture, and timeless sophistication to the collection’s sculptural elegance.
Left: FL354064PGN Top right: FL354064PEC Bottom right: FL354064BGD D25" x H65"
“It is both the rarity and reveal of a pearl in its shell that is intriguing.”
Top left: PD354125PGN Bottom left: PD354125PEC Right: PD354125BGD
D25" x H8"
Top: SF354016PGN Bottom: SF354125PEC Right: SF354125BGD
SF354016: D16" x H6-1/4" | SF354125: D25" x H8-5/8"
Top: WS354012PGN Bottom: WS354012BGD Left: WS354012PEC W12" x H17" x E6-7/8"
Left: TL354116 PEC Top right: TL354012BGD Bottom right: TL354012PGN
TL354116: D16" x H13-1/2" |
TL354012: D12" x H9"
VersusVersus transforms the human form into sculptural lighting. Metal cones in luxe finishes sit atop faux soapstone columns, each tipped with a striking finial. Inspired by the art of British Mexican surrealist painter Leonora Carrington, the collection evokes ethereal silhouettes, dramatic shadows, and subtle playful wit.
Strong metal cones in Patina Brass luxe finish, celebrating contrast and elegance.
Top left: WS341108PTB Top right: WS341108STA Bottom: WS341108UB W10" x H7-7/8" x E6-7/8"
Left: WS341328STA Top right: WS341328UB Bottom right: WS341328PTB
W10" x H28-1/8" x E6-7/8"
Inspired by the surrealist art of Leonora Carrington, the collection evokes slender, sharpened silhouettes that occupy space like ethereal figures or walking obelisks. The shapes recall heads, tilted chins, and leaning brows, creating a dramatic interplay of form, shadow, and scale. Versus continues a design exploration begun in 2007, celebrating contrast, elegance, and subtle wit—a nod to the timeless jest of Spy vs. Spy and the enduring power of sculptural storytelling in the home.
Metal cones in a range of luxe finishes bottom to top: Aged Steel, Patina Brass and Urban Bronze.
Urban Bronze with solid Patina Brass accents brings a touch of timeless luxury.
The collection evokes slender, refined silhouettes that inhabit space like ethereal figures or graceful, walking obelisks.
Versus is a study in contrast, translating the human form into sculptural lighting. Strong metal cones in a range of luxe finishes are anchored on faux stone columns that resemble soapstone, each tipped with a fashionforward finial for visual intrigue.
“It was designed to emulate and embrace how the silhouette of a human figure occupies space. The cone itself, a scaled head. A tilted chin. A leaning brow. A cloaked disguise.”
