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Complex Volume, cabinet

Project by Alejandro Galo Moreno posted 80 days ago 380 views 1 time favorited 24 comments Add to Favorites
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Alejandro Galo Moreno

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This furniture was a great challenge for me: Herminia, one of my dearest clients, had been looking for a cabinet for several years. At last she found the one she had been dreaming with in an local art museum, where the collection of a very renowned local cabinetmaker and designer was beeing shown. We met, for the first time, to discuss the details, but I found it was a mistake to reproduce that design, because I found it would look too ordinary nowadays. Herminia told me, if I had a better solution. I asked her, I could try. And this is the furniture that charmed her. It is made of mahogany. The whole volume is a single unit composed of three elements. This time building the front, the integration of the single volumes and the curved piece were the heaviest jobs. Thank you for any suggestion.
Este ha sido uno de los mayores retos de entre mis trabajos. Herminia, una de mis clientas más queridas, llevaba años buscando un aparador que le gustara, cuando nos vimos por primera vez. Quedamos para discutir los detalle de su encargo: se trataba de reproducir uno de los muebles expuestos en una retrospectiva de uno de los ebanistas y diseñadores canarios más famosos del siglo pasado. Pero le dije que me parecía un error reproducir aquella pieza, porque su aspecto hoy en dia iba a resultar muy vulgar. Herminia me pregunto si se me ocurria alguna alternativa y de ahí resulta este mueble. Está realizado en una variedad de caoba. Es un único volumen compuesto por otros tres más sencillos interconectados. En esta ocasión tanto la ejecucion del frente, como el diseño y la integración de los volúmenes simples, y el volumen curvo fueron trabajos duros.

-- Alejandro Moreno, CANARY ISLANDS


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thetimberkid

1517 posts in 185 days


posted 80 days ago

Great job!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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Betsy

1779 posts in 377 days


posted 80 days ago

You are certainly a talented woodworker. The cabinet is beautiful.

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trifern

3979 posts in 249 days


posted 80 days ago

Spectacular. Thank you for sharing.

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rikkor

7604 posts in 356 days


posted 80 days ago

That is quite a stunning piece of furniture. Good job.

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jockmike2

4129 posts in 728 days


posted 80 days ago

Nice work kudos.

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rpmurphy509

292 posts in 336 days


posted 79 days ago

Very interesting design, I like it.

-- Still learning everything

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brianinpa

701 posts in 205 days


posted 79 days ago

Nice work: I like the selection of the grain pattern on the front it really sets of the piece.

-- Brian, Lebanon PA, If you aren’t having fun doing it, find something else to do.

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Alejandro Galo Moreno

60 posts in 96 days


posted 79 days ago

Thank you very much.

-- Alejandro Moreno, CANARY ISLANDS

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motthunter

1216 posts in 281 days


posted 79 days ago

I like it a lot. Great lines

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Bradford

646 posts in 304 days


posted 79 days ago

Does it contain storage in the main parts, such as drawers, and cabinet shelving? It truly is a work of art and i would find it hard to reproduce.

-- so much wood, so little time. Bradford.

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Alejandro Galo Moreno

60 posts in 96 days


posted 79 days ago

No drawers at all, but because of the budget; it just contains shelves behind the doors. Thank you for appreciating it.

-- Alejandro Moreno, CANARY ISLANDS

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gizmodyne

1479 posts in 571 days


posted 79 days ago

Esta muy bien! (Necesito practicar mi Español). No puedo hacer una “ñ” o ”!”. Bienvenidos a Lumberjocks.

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ChicoWoodnut

664 posts in 297 days


posted 79 days ago

Wow! That is really impressive. What did the original look like? Where does that Mahogany come from? I am guessing Africa since you are so close. Those are some gorgious looking boards.

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Dusty56

1159 posts in 170 days


posted 79 days ago

Another beautiful piece !!! : ) The grain / figure in the wood is so awesome…..great job !

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Todd A. Clippinger

2536 posts in 581 days


posted 79 days ago

MAGNIFICENT!

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Alejandro Galo Moreno

60 posts in 96 days


posted 79 days ago

Un saludo especial para GIZMODYNE. About the wood: it’s a kind of mahogany, not the one from Honduras or Cuba; I think you are right about its origin.

-- Alejandro Moreno, CANARY ISLANDS

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brunob

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posted 79 days ago

Very fine piece of furniture.

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benihun

20 posts in 129 days


posted 79 days ago

Very nice!

How do you open the doors? I can’t see any handles on them.

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Woodhacker

507 posts in 205 days


posted 79 days ago

Wow, that’s really nice! Great job Alejandro.

Thanks for posting it.

-- Martin, Kansas

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Alejandro Galo Moreno

60 posts in 96 days


posted 79 days ago

Pushing the doors: I often use this method when the top reaches over the door.

-- Alejandro Moreno, CANARY ISLANDS

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Jon3

253 posts in 587 days


posted 78 days ago

Beautiful work Alejandro!

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ND2ELK

2461 posts in 255 days


posted 77 days ago

Very nicely done. You are a true craftsman of your trade. Thank you for posting.

God Bless
tom

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mcoyfrog

236 posts in 76 days


posted 53 days ago

very cool, the design is very unique Dug

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mtnwild

119 posts in 9 days


posted 3 days ago

WOW, Super, incredible, it’s got a lot goin’ on there! Beautiful!

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