Description
Reclaimed wood night stand
Additional information
| Weight | 6,5 kg |
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| Dimensions | 50 × 60 × 60 cm |
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Reclaimed Wood and Mimbre Night Stand
by Studio ORYX Mexico
€482
Made to order
Estimated production time: 12 weeks
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About the designer
I am Architect Re\'em Eyal, founder and owner of STUDIO ORYX - an innovative design studio established in 2010. In our studio, we offer both design and custom fabrication services to our clients, along with the production of our own branded line of reclaimed and recycled materials furniture. We strive to manufacture top-quality products out of 100% reclaimed and recycled materials. During our design process, we allow the materials to dictate the final outcome of the design and finished product. By taking this revolutionary and ecological approach, we are able to demonstrate how we are able to lower the ecological footprint of our products. ​ The studio is based in Cancun, Mexico. Education: 2005-2011: B. Arch / Bezalel Academy of Art and Design 2010-2011: B/ Arch / Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Experience: 2010: Establishment of Studio ORYX. 2011-2012: Artist production manager/ Nahum Tevet. 2012-2016: Architect/ Skorka Architects. 2017-2018: Creative Manager-Mexico/ Selina.
Curated by
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