Jack Rogers Hopkins (1920-2006) was part of a California-based design movement in the late 1960s that promoted the use of more sculptural, natural, free-flowing forms in furniture design. His laminated wood furnishings had an almost otherworldly appearance, often incorporating multiple functional elements in one piece.

Jack Rogers Hopkins is among the makers featured in Todd Merrill’s book Modern Americana: Studio Furniture from High Craft to High Glam (Rizzoli; expanded edition, 2018), the first full survey of American studio furniture. Signed copies are available from the gallery.