Currey & Company Introduces Jardin Cabinet, Highlighting Craftsmanship and Sustainable Design

Furniture World News Desk on 10/26/2024

Jardin Cabinet with detail and interior.

This October, Currey & Company expands its product line with the introduction of the Jardin Cabinet, designed by Aimee Kurzner. As part of the company's commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship, the cabinet is made from reclaimed solid teak wood, reflecting an effort to combine recycled materials with traditional production methods.

The cabinet features a warm stain finish that highlights the natural wood grain. Its door design draws inspiration from the jungle-themed paintings of Henri Rousseau, a self-taught French artist. Rousseau's work, influenced by the botanical gardens of Paris, is echoed in the detailed carvings of the cabinet's doors, which are further embellished with thin brass cladding.

The repoussé metalworking technique, involving hand-hammered brass embossing, is used to finish the doors. This process showcases the skill of artisans who use precision and rhythm to achieve the intricate designs. The result is a cabinet that blends functionality with artistic craftsmanship, offering a unique and tactile experience.

Currey & Company plans to introduce more pieces in this collection next year.

About Currey & Company
Currey & Company is a manufacturer of distinctive home furnishings known for its attention to detail in lighting, furniture, and accessories. The company emphasizes sustainability, craftsmanship, and the use of reclaimed and recycled materials. Its products reflect both historical and contemporary design elements. For more information, visit CurreyAndCompany.com.