Beautiful handmade bespoke kitchen furniture.

Beautiful handmade bespoke kitchen furniture and unusual sculptural furniture made entirely by hand. www.carvedwood.co.uk
The video explains the reasoning behind this type of design, and how people unwittingly accept square linear designs as being the norm, when in actual fact they're incongruous to the laws of nature. Square lines do not exist in nature, they are an invention of man to aid and facilitate mass production techniques and to boost profitability. Radical designs often cause controversy because they run counter to the known paradigm, and when something is difficult to understand or unusual, it is often criticised and ridiculed. However the laws of nature are immutable and eternal and when natural movement is incorporated into designs they encapsulate a humanity and grace so lacking in the more utilitarian square designs. Bespoke handmade kitchen design is no exception to this rule, although the making process is considerably more difficult and ultimately more expensive to produce.
Making the work entirely by hand is also another major factor in the overall aesthetic. When something is made by hand, it is a fusion of the intellect and raw physical power resulting in far more beautiful work on a more human scale, compared to the sanitized machine equivalent.
Attention to detail is another important factor in the design and making of beautiful handmade kitchens. Handmade wooden hinges, high relief wood carvings carved out of the solid, wood shaped and planed by hand and the sourcing of highly figured hardwoods like figured sycamore and pippy oak all add to the overall aesthetic value of the work.
Symmetry and straight lines are not a precursor to design, they simply facilitate mass production techniques and improve margins. Nature is asymmetric but balanced, beautifully chaotic and imperfect.........I ask you, why should design be any different?

[@victoriawhittell7168]

That’s absolutely stunning! A work of art rather than a piece of furniture

[@frederickwatson557]

Wow. I am blown away. What a fantastic piece of woodworking. Your explanation of the design really impressed me. You sir, are a master. Congratulations on your masterpiece, and thank you for sharing it with the woodworker who is still stuck in-the-box.

[@carvedwooddesignbespokekit866]

Thanks for the kind comment. I was also stuck in the box for many years, until I found a way out. I just questioned everything I'd been taught, along with deep thought and patience. Have a go ......you'll never know unless you try, good luck.