Plexi-glass - paneled furniture

Plexi-glass – which on its own can be used to create exciting new block units- is a distinctive material. With its transparency it enables the space around it to prevail and at the same time the material is still there; it bulges, divides, encompasses and constructs. It enhances and enables vision, mirrors, and is being mirrored. It shines and creates a distinctive structure of dimness. When covered with a faint lustre it adds a modest atmospheric tint to its environment, it covers certain parts of its surroundings like a painting creating contrasting colour patches that hover around in space.

Combining traditional wood with modern-looked plexi-glass panels doubles the effects.

The visual elements appearing on the plexi-glass utilise the unusual qualities of their carrier in their structure. The unique paintings that are created with diverse techniques with the harmonizing plexi-panelled furniture align with the environment in both mood and themes. Yet as independent works of art they modify their surroundings with their own identity and aura; oil paintings worked traditionally onto canvas, mixed media screen printings or fractural games created on the surface with oozing, swirling forms, covering thickly or drifting mistily and giving in to the glimmering light and silhouettes.

Lush natural formations in the centre of a minimalist living room, jungle on the window panes of a conservatory, clean, geometric shapes in a loft apartment, poetic monochrome drawings of wooden twigs in an open space, abstract forms open to interpretation in a meeting room – around with plexi-panelled furniture with the same motives - all giving exciting new meaning to space and having a new influence on the people in that space.