“Eleven very simply and elegantly embodies the elements that I need in casegoods for my projects. Without a great deal of fuss, it features the critical elements of form, function, and flexibility for a broad range of spaces—from the board room to a smaller private office.”
“I like the way the product gracefully incorporates the ever-increasing needs of technology integration with smooth flowing lines and mechanics. Many of the conferencing facilities we are designing require this level of flexibility.”
“I was drawn to Sidewise because it addressed the workspace needs of a young organization in an adult manner. Many of our clients are integrating reduced footprints with dynamic, collaborative spaces but need more refinement in the products they use. Sidewise integrates both of these aspects.”
I appreciate the engineering and tooling involved in this piece. It’s stunning. It has gravity and weight. I love the contrast between the table’s rustic quality of the oak detailing with the smooth lacquer finish.”
“This object calmly displays its mixture of fabrication techniques: Handmade and CNC coexist peacefully,” he says. “It begs the question: Mass art or artsy mass?”
“Recently, I spent a few nights in an antique miner’s cabin, high in the Sierra Nevadas. The walls were splattered with utility hooks at every height. Instead of unpacking my things into a closet, I unpacked onto the walls. I was reminded of this night when I saw Corniches—they’re perfect for propping up that purloined letter.”
[Run Gallery Manager]
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