Liquor Chest

MaterialsPlywood, beech wood, MD Fiberboards, mirrors
Year2015
Avaliableupon request
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Liquor Chest

While creating the bar cabinet called Liquor Chest, I intended to reuse discarded materials from my own artistic works and enhance the recycling of materials and its sustainability. The turned beech legs are my first approach to this process of timber handling. While making the bar cabinet I specially focused my attention on the finishing process using water based resins and polyurethane.

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