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Meet New Format Studio's Borrowed Forms credenza, one of the winners of our first annual WL Design 25 awards.
The bronze face of the Borrowed Forms credenza might look familiar if you’ve been exploring the coastlines or hiking trails of B.C. lately. That’s because Vancouver-based furnituremaker Henry Norris forages for interesting rock formations in the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest and uses hot jeweller’s wax to capture the tapestry of natural textures, which are then immortalized with a cast of solid bronze.
These metal panels are turned into functional pieces of art as the doors to a low-slung, solid cherrywood cabinet. Norris calls it a “memory of the natural world”; a piece we certainly won’t soon forget.
Project: Borrowed Forms credenza Designer: New Format Studio Location: Vancouver
Meet all of the 2024 WL Design 25 winners here.
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