Red-Eye Desk
As a blend of form and function, this recording studio desk facilitates work while maintaing a modern aesthetic. Equipment racks create built in storage for equipment and the locking pullout shelf is perfect for keyboards without espousing an entirely utilitarian and industrial look.
The “A” frame gives the desk a sturdy stance, but the soft curves of the table top and drawer add a touch of softness to an otherwise utilitarian piece.
The design was driven largely by utility but the outcome is a unique and almost charicature like apperance that inspires the name. The naturally red tones of the wood and the popping “eyes” are reminiscent of a red eyed tree frog which has been the namesake of this piece.
As a blend of form and function, this recording studio desk facilitates work while maintaing a modern aesthetic. Equipment racks create built in storage for equipment and the locking pullout shelf is perfect for keyboards without espousing an entirely utilitarian and industrial look.
The “A” frame gives the desk a sturdy stance, but the soft curves of the table top and drawer add a touch of softness to an otherwise utilitarian piece.
The design was driven largely by utility but the outcome is a unique and almost charicature like apperance that inspires the name. The naturally red tones of the wood and the popping “eyes” are reminiscent of a red eyed tree frog which has been the namesake of this piece.
As a blend of form and function, this recording studio desk facilitates work while maintaing a modern aesthetic. Equipment racks create built in storage for equipment and the locking pullout shelf is perfect for keyboards without espousing an entirely utilitarian and industrial look.
The “A” frame gives the desk a sturdy stance, but the soft curves of the table top and drawer add a touch of softness to an otherwise utilitarian piece.
The design was driven largely by utility but the outcome is a unique and almost charicature like apperance that inspires the name. The naturally red tones of the wood and the popping “eyes” are reminiscent of a red eyed tree frog which has been the namesake of this piece.
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Cherry family top and drawer. Finished with a shop mixed finish to bring out the natural tones and beaty of the wood
Maple legs. Dyed black with ink.
Black epoxy to stabilize imperfections and fill voids
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All features of this custom work were created specifically to satisfy the needs of the client comissioning the piece.
Space to store audio recording and mixing equipment
Space to house a full sized monitor
Space to store computer and instrumental keyboards
Cable management system (out of sight)