
Snickeriet, a new Swedish independent carpentry company whose name is Swedish for “the Carpentry”, recently launched its first collection of handmade furniture. I am really digging the Frank cabinet, a curio-like storage unit made of maple and plexiglass.

Designed by Karl-Johan Hjerling and Karin Wallenbeck, Frank was named because the way that piece was constructed is completely obvious — thus, the designers are being “frank” about how it’s made. I suppose, too, you could make a parallel here about the contents of the cabinet; the owner has to also be completely “frank” about what he or she stores inside. No secrets here!



























Bradley L. Bowers on 08.01.2012 at 17:01 PM
. . . this is kinda awesome in a really obvious way. and cleanly executed! Bravo
Brenn on 08.02.2012 at 10:30 AM
Simply amazing….
And i agree with Bradley, it feels kinda obvious. But i guess thats just its genius shining
Tyler on 08.04.2012 at 02:48 AM
Only posting this because it’s a strange coinsidence that this piece is very similar and the designers name is Frank
http://frankdys.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/dej2-jpeg.jpg
name on 08.08.2012 at 06:05 AM
how is that similar?? come on don’t make a fool of yourself…