Modern Mobiles by Julie Frith

Inspired by Alexander Calder and her artist parents, Julie Frith started making mobiles as a child.  Flash forward 40 years—now they hang in homes, babies’ nurseries, museums, galleries, and businesses, and have been shown in movies and magazines.  

The Eureka designer uses stainless steel and eco-friendly colored plastics.

Mobiles range from 1-feet to 14-feet, and from $100 to $2,000.  They can also be customized.  See more designs on her website or Etsy.

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