Majlart

The “Eggs” cabinet is not symbolic. It simply exists — as a physical result of processes, tools, and time. It is a sculptural piece developed from a simple idea — to create an objec...

The original, the only one made by the author. At the same time, the author, as with other works, decided that only one table would remain forever. The base of the table has an amorp...

The table top made of walnut wood has hand-carved ornaments that are filled with epoxy resin. The stainless steel leg was hand welded and then hand polished. The main idea was to u...

The table can change and adjust the height adjustment ( 34 - 39 cm ) of the board by tilting the legs, using the mechanism of the central court. The board together with legs and the...

The lamp itself is based on the idea of ??creating an unconventional switching mechanism and joining two different materials - wood and stainless steel. A simple switch is a practic...

I wanted to create something that would not reveal what it is at first glance. The result is a cabinet with no flat outer surface — every plane carries some form of curvature, each one shaped gradually by hand, using traditional tools and methods. The body is built from European oak, the drawers from maple. Their outer faces are finished in several hand-sanded layers of sealant beneath a polished polyurethane coat, while the drawer interiors keep the distinctive texture left by carving chisels — a deliberate contrast between the polished outside and the raw, hand-worked inside. The idea continues into every detail. The legs are round in form: one turned from cherry wood into an ellipse, the others welded from steel into spheres. All drawer mechanisms are hidden underneath, so nothing interrupts the silhouette. The rear wall is aluminum; the connecting elements are stainless steel. From the first sketch to the final alignment of the drawers, the piece took more than a year and over 1,000 hours of work. The White Whale...