sam baron’s cabinet set for JCP UNIVERSE combines geometry with optical illusion

sam baron’s cabinet set for JCP UNIVERSE combines geometry with optical illusion

the set of bookshelves-cabinets is influenced by the middle age and renaissance carvings about perspective and ideal spaces.

through reflections and sloping planes, designer sam baron has created the ‘perflect’ set of cabinets for creative brand JCP UNIVERSE. influenced by the middle ages and renaissance ‘gravures’ about perspectives and ideal spaces, the project combines geometry with optical illusion and depth of research.

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complete set of cabinets
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sam baron‘s ‘perflect’ design for JCP UNIVERSE is a set of bookshelves-cabinets where one can display unconventional objects to intensify their uniqueness. thanks to the mirrored surfaces’ reverberation, any collectible item placed in it is de-multiplied. made of a thin metal structure and starting from an imaginary perspective, the cabinet’s lines with a grained black finish evoke an architectural drawing where all the outlined surfaces are completely covered with super-mirror panels.

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side view of perflect’s complete set
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side unit
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central unit
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detail of the black metal frame
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‘they need new mirrors \ more than they need strange new worlds \ to find aliens’ haiku by alistair gentry
image © silvio macchi

 

 

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