Jewelry Desk
Jewelry Desk (2002) commissioned by Historical Design Collection Inc., New York City.
An elegant Monolith that knows how to hide what it bears of value. It projects inconspicuous from the perpendicular corner of two walls, capable of wrapping itself 180 degrees around it. Then, just by magic, it glows and ... it reveals its precious treasure. It knows perfectly how to serve as a seductive display and how to keep an onlooker hooked. “Open Sesame!” it sounds and magic does the trick!
Size: 42” W x 24” D x 32” H, table frame 8” H
106.7 cm W x 61 cm D x 81.3 cm H, table frame 20.3 cm H
Materials: Aluminum, steel, glass with Privacy Film, heat resistant glass, stainless steel hardware, halogen lights, ventilators,
ball bearing slides
Position 1 Installation shot at the Studio with no walls built integrating the mounting structure for the Jewelry Desk. The lights inside the desk are On and the glass is in See-Through (transparent, on) mode. The two individual drawers displaying jewelry are closed.
Position 1 Installation shot at the Studio with no walls built integrating the mounting structure (right-hand side) for the Jewelry Desk. The lights inside the desk are On and the glass is in Opaque (not transparent, off) mode. The two individual drawers displaying jewelry are closed.
Position 1 Installation shot at the Studio with no walls built integrating the mounting structure (right-hand side) for the Jewelry Desk. The lights inside the desk are Off and the glass is in Opaque (not transparent, off) mode. The two individual drawers displaying jewelry are both open.
Position 2 Installation shot at the Studio with no walls built integrating the mounting structure (right-hand side) for the Jewelry Desk. The lights inside the desk are On and the glass is in Opaque (not transparent, off) mode. The two individual drawers displaying jewelry are closed.
Position 3 Installation shot at the Studio with no walls built integrating the mounting structure (foreground) for the Jewelry Desk. The lights inside the desk are On and the glass is in Opaque (not transparent, off) mode.
