The strange dream-like shape of this table seems quite Dali inspired at first. After the shape settles into one's consciousness however, it becomes altogether organic and enveloping. A great way to draw attention into the room, this table also has infinite surface space for drinks, appetizers, vessels and books.
Using beautifully rendered strips of red cedar, the artist has transformed a square table into a flowing form. The layered aesthetic give this attractive and functional design great appeal. It would fit handsomely into a large range of interiors.
Like Gaudi's work, the artist began by musing on a person's bones, and the shape that would best support the human form. The final design is a perfect marriage of form and function. One is easily seduced by the curvaceous lines and drawn in by the depth of the polished wood. A stunning piece of art that will bring joy to those who possess it and wonderment to those that see it.
There are no sharp edges in this piece, all one finds are smooth joyful curves. No over-bright glazes, only a subtle sheen. No grave message, just lighthearted whimsy expressed in wood. This office stool is a quirky take on the tree stumps workers of old would rest on.
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