Introducing the Infinity Wine Cabinet. I am very excited about this piece. It has a great balance of function and sculpture. Infinity continues my tradition of modern liquor cabinets started with the Tangent liquor cabinet.
The base of Infinity is a grid of Stainless steel rods which create a sculptural latticework that just happens to hold 28 bottles of wine. The cabinet above is divided by a glass shelf and can hold numerous glasses.
The back is comprised of aluminum slats that mimic the rods below.
In 2008 I was invited to participate in a show called “Seats of New York”. The show was a survey of handmade seating pieces from across New York state. Jon Binzen was the curator and he chose my Jupiter bench. The show ran in conjunction with the Furniture Societies annual conference which was hosted that year at SUNY Purchase.
Recently I came across a video about the show that Jon produced for Fine woodworking magazine. He gives a nice talk about my bench and I wanted to share it. My segment begins at 1:09 into the video.
A catalog was also produced for the show and Jon did a nice write-up about me and my work.
I am back from an excellent time at the Architectural Digest Home Show in New York City. I grew up in New York so it was so good to see so many friends and family.
I was thrilled to be able to introduce my handmade modern furniture to so many great people. The response was overwhelming and I am already looking forward to exhibiting again next year.
