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Finest Handcrafted Interlocking Lacquered Wood Small Vanity, Cabinet E

Name: Finest Handcrafted Interlocking Lacquered Wood Small Vanity, Cabinet E
Brand: Luis Pons, Vermeil
Price: 2500 USD
Availability: InStock

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Small vanity handcrafted in lacquered wood. The lacquer color highlights the simplicity of the interlocking panel design. The modular quality of the collection allows the vanity to be combined and placed above other pieces of the collection to create different compositions. About Tangara Collection The Tangara Collection is as handcrafted wood modular system, finished with 7 layers of the highest lacquer quality. Each piece is signed and numbered. Customers can choose from our different modular cabinets and simply group them to create their own piece: Sideboards, Dressers, Bars, and Nightstands. The collection comes in multiple lacquer finish, and alternative materials for the top.

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Customers can choose from: - Finishes: Lacquered Matte, Natural Matte Veneer Woods. - Materials: Marine Plywood, Solid Brazilian Woods. - Lacquered Colors: Pure white, Grey white, Telegrey, Silk grey, Pearl ruby red, Pearl orange, Pearl pink, Pearl gold, Honey yellow, Lemon yellow, Pastel green, Pale green, Turquoise pastel, Water blue, Pigeon blue, Blue green, Violet blue, Ultramarine blue, Night blue.

Details

Creator
Vermeil (Manufacturer),Luis Pons (Designer)
Production Type
New & Custom(Current Production)
Production Time
It will take 12-13 weeks to make this piece

In the Style Of
Modern
Place of Origin
Brazil
Date of Manufacture
2020

Period
21st Century
Materials and Techniques
LacqueredWood,Hand-CraftedWood
Condition
New
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Dimensions
H 6.63 in. x W 26.63 in. x D 17.4 in.H 16.85 cm x W 67.65 cm x D 44.2 cm
Seller Location
Miami, FL
Reference Number
LU4585218306742

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About The Maker

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A sense of humor, magic, surprise, and interaction are some of the characteristics that underscore my work. “I am interested in objects that really speak to the people who employ them; objects whose ultimate purpose strictly depends on their users. Objects that allow for the possibility of change; objects that when experienced, also extend to touch the senses.” As a concept, I have experimented with the juxtaposition of preexisting technologies, assembled as "composition design". The "ready-made" idea applied to massive products; their application to unpredictable situations -- and without context -- where they are planned as new, in order to obtain differing interpretations and results. We’re most interested in determining the true and valid answers to assumptions of constructive limitation without complexity. We seek the popular response to problems through an application of common sense versus the globalizing response of knowledge applied to design. Operatively, each project or piece of furniture may be considered as an experimental laboratory exploring its varying possibilities -- the effects of altering and mutating products in order to generate many others -- the redesign of traditional forms and the alteration of their functions as well as transcendence to new and more creative applications.