Desk Rod by Rafał Burczynski
Rafał Burczynski's "ROD project" relies on divisions and crosscuts of straight lines that shape the table’s form. The working table top is the result of a crosscut and displacement of the stark block, dividing it in two and giving both separate functions. The whole rests on double legs, which supporting the top, join together in hexagonal forms.
I design utility objects such as ceramic and jewelry but my primary focus is furniture design. I try to create pieces pure in their form, but am not afraid of more raw and unique forms.
The idea was born just on sketches and drawings, lines, and the division has created solid. I decided to create a simple and functional desk.
- Rafał Burczynski
Drawing designs on paper, sometimes I use Illustrator and Photoshop for correction, or creating visualizations.
- Rafał Burczynski
People will probably quote:
"Wow. That project is really nice. I love the legs!"
"great job. I want to have this desk right now!"
"Just yes ! yes yes yes"
"Beautiful, I love it!!!"- Rafał Burczynski
About Rafał Burczynski
Rafał Burczynski Graduated from Public High School of Fine Arts in Warsaw, and of Jewelry Design at Fine Arts Academy in Łódź. He also studied Sculpture and Design of Manufacturing. He designs utility objects such as ceramic and jewelry but his primary focus is furniture design.