An article in
Canada's Globe and Mail led me to wacky Vancouver furniture designer Judson Beaumont. His company may be called
Straight Line Designs but his designs are anything but dull, the dressers, cabinets and cases turn simple wood furniture into something delightfully silly. Beaumont tells the Globe and Mail he was inspired by the 1988 movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit and the pieces have a gleeful quality that appeals to children and the young at heart. His pieces aren't cheap, they start at $1,500 but at least you won't go into your neighbor's house and find they have the exact same furnishings you do. The cabinet here is a new design known simply as Oops.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
GlobalDia Aug 23rd 2008 1:37PM
this is simply brilliant stuff!!!
J. Roumeliotis Sep 2nd 2008 5:58PM
This post is ill-researched, as the piece is a clear take off (or rip off) of Studio Job's Robber Baron cabinet designed in 2006.
See: http://www.mossonline.com/product-exec/producwt_id/42458
J. Roumeliotis Sep 2nd 2008 6:02PM
The link should be: http://www.mossonline.com/product-exec/product_id/42458