Inspired by the Transformer’s Allspark, the Perceptor cabinet combines modern art and interior furnishing into a one-off piece that will grab your attention and keep it. Playful lines and angular, surrealist graphics play with the viewer’s perception, making it almost unrecognizable as a place for storage. It can be a little hard to process when you first see it, but after a while it really grows on you!
Designers: Tieme Rietveld & Codex Inferno
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And I thought I had trouble finding the handles on my regular cabinet… Awesome design!
Original idea.
Looks like a cubist car crash.
Interesting… but I would try to find a gesture or a movement you like, these lines sort of cancel each other out and it looks crowded, static and heavy.
That’s really hard to assemble.
Love it. looks complicsted but is actually very simple. Nice work.