Designer Lisa Sacco often draws inspiration from things that have piqued her fascination including the latest work -- the Haptic. It is a wood consoel table that is made from a single quarter-sewn oak plank material. The designer explains that "The rhythmic and patinated perfection of corrugated sheet metal reminds me of my past, our past, and a dramatic shift in material awareness that is taking place before our eyes."
To create the Haptic, Sacco starts by cutting the wood into three pieces and then putting it under a CNC machine to carefully carve out the waves. The three sections are joined to create a waterfall console structure and a drawer is added to provide storage and function.
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Lisa Sacco Presents the New Haptic Wood Console Table
Trend Themes
1. Haptic Wood Furniture - Incorporating haptic technology into wooden furniture pieces offers a tactile and immersive user experience.
2. Quarter-sawn Oak Design - Embracing the unique properties of quarter-sawn oak opens up possibilities for sustainable and visually striking furniture creations.
3. Cnc-carved Wave Patterns - Leveraging CNC technology to carve intricate wave patterns introduces a new level of precision and artistry in furniture design.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - The fusion of haptic technology and traditional craftsmanship in furniture design presents opportunities for creating innovative and engaging pieces.
2. Woodworking - Exploring the use of quarter-sawn oak and advanced carving techniques in woodworking can lead to the development of distinctive and high-end furniture products.
3. CNC Machining - The application of CNC technology for intricate wave patterns opens up possibilities for customized and detailed woodworking projects.
