Bedroom Cabinet

Bedroom Cabinet

de-constructing the bedroom chair

Concept 

The idea for the bedroom cabinet came from noticing how a piece of furniture designed to fulfil one function may be used for a completely different one. In this case how a chair in a bedroom may actually be used for hanging clothes.

The frame of the bedroom cabinet is a de-constructed chair, and provides “hooks” from which to hang clothes. The cabinet has five drawers for storing laundered clothes with tassel handles that refer to the clothing inside.

Materials

Solid oak and high-quality oak veneer are used in its construction, with the oak veneer book-leafed to produce a mirror pattern on the drawer fronts. The finish is raw/natural.

The bedroom cabinet was shown in the Going Solo exhibition in London in 1997 and the furniture shop Haus, London in 1998.

Details

Dimensions: height 180cm, width 67cm, depth 58cm.

Price on request.

Please contact Colin if you would like to discuss commissioning a new edition of this piece.