FURBISHURE®Los Angeles

Matter
shaped for living

FURBISHURE® works with mica, glass, wood, metals, and light to create objects to live with, materials to build with, and artifacts to discover.

InterMica glazing illuminating a Rodeo Drive boutique
InterMicaBeverly Hills

Come in
Tell us what you’re imagining

Questions are welcome—whether you have a project, are interested in a piece, or simply want to begin a conversation. Your note reaches Micah directly.

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One practice
Many forms

Founded in 2017 by designer Micah Heimlich, FURBISHURE® grew from the objects, materials, and inventions developed alongside architectural work at unHeim.

The practice moves between furnishings, lighting, architectural materials, fine art, and usable sculpture. Across every scale, the material remains visible and its natural behavior becomes part of the work.

Made to be lived with,
built with, and discovered

Sculptural FURBISHURE® seating

Objects for living

Objects with an inner life

Furnishings, lighting, rugs, and usable sculpture that bring invention into daily life.

InterMica console in an interior

Materials for building

Light held inside matter

InterMica glass and architectural surfaces that make material an active part of space.

A large FURBISHURE® artwork in an interior

Artifacts for collecting

Geology as image and memory

Mica paintings, mineral compositions, and objects that reward a second look.

Illuminated Panes table revealing mineral layers

The material
sets the terms

Mica cleaves and glows. Glass catches, bends, and holds light. Wood records weather and time. Each project begins with these inherent qualities, then gives them form.

FURBISHURE® mineral lights in a desert interior

A design practice built through experiment

Micah Heimlich works across architecture, objects, materials, and art. FURBISHURE® is where those investigations become tangible: a pane of glass that holds light like a gemstone, a lamp that resembles a discovered organism, or an everyday object made newly strange.