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 'Because Why' Bow-Front Floor Cabinet
Quarter-sawn cherry, French polish
16" deep x 24" wide x 45" high
The design process started as a telephone doodle that I felt compelled to repeat and repeat, which evolved into this floor cabinet. A great deal of care has been put into selecting each piece of wood, which came from the same log, harvested in western Massachusetts and air-dried for about 10 years. The mélange of perfectly quartered and rift-sawn wood gives it a silky appearance. Each part has been carefully hand-rubbed before assembly. | | 
Aurelio Bolognesi
591 Czeski Road - Box 167
Hardwick, MA 01037
(413) 563-4146
aurbo@earthlink.net
www.aurelio-bolognesi.com
Aurelio Bolognesi is a Graduate of the "Centro Scolastico per le Industrie Artistiche," a design school in Lugano, Switzerland. Aurelio worked as a designer in Paris, the Caribbean, and New York before establishing his studio in Hardwick, Massachusetts.
Aurelio, who goes by the nick name Bolo designs and builds elegant one-of-a-kind furniture suitable for any interior. He uses time-proven traditional joinery, with integrity and without compromises.
Furniture you will love to see and touch; tomorrow's antiques. |
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"Liz's Table"
84" wide, 18" deep, 29" high.
Curly Maple, Walnut, 23-Karat gold
The finish is French polish. The grain of the walnut inlays is filled with gold. |
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| "Hawk feather table"
Maple, Ebony, Glass.
38" wide, 22" deep, 18" high.
I had this piece of Maple with live edges against the wall of my studio for more than a year, waiting for it to "speak to me" One day it finally did, I made the table very quickly, without drawings. The Hawk feather on top of the lower glass seem to float. |
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"Hall Table"
Cherry, French polish
18" deep x 60" wide x 33" high
For contrast in this hall table, which is finished with a French polish, I decided to play with the vertical grain of the quarter-sawn cherry, opposed to the cathedral grain of the flat-sawn, for a more subtle effect. |
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