Introducing Design Artistry with a purpose and panache.
The bilateral symmetry of an urchin shell provided a creative influence as well as a technical one for this large wall-mounted cabinet. The seventy polished brass panels on the doors are curved and faceted to create fragmented reflections of the users environment. These panels array around a central convex mirror that creates a similarly distorted yet crisper and cleaner view that entices the users eye inwards.
The cabinets precision engineered opening and closing mechanism uses no electrical motors, but is in fact operated entirely and effortlessly by the user alone. By pushing a discreet key latch that pops the central mirror outwards, the user then simply pulls the central mirror downwards to a 90° angle revealing a polished marble work-surface on its reversed side, and a luxurious wooden interior.
The cabinet contains a central shelf with mirrored backed walls to bring light to the working area of the cabinet. Top and bottom sections each offer four further adjustable shelves made of toughened glass. Two discreet storage draws sit within the doors and open on push catches.
– Dimensions :
Closed 178cm W x 178cm H x 44cm D / 70” W x 70” H x 17.3” D
Open 255cm W x 178cm H x 66cm D / 100” W x 70” H x 26” D
– Materials : Polished brass, high gloss Silky Oak, Verdi Alpi marble.
– Bespoke materials and finishes available. See an example – CLICK HERE
– Price list available on request.
Designer: Jake Phipps
Photography by @rgbdigital Model @hannahsorcha
Why should I get this owl, this gold brazen Intimidating Urchin?
The insides of an urchin
