Ferrucio Laviani’s Good Vibrations cabinet blends traditional furniture design with a thoroughly modern “glitch” aesthetic to stunning effect. Lavini’s piece looks, for the most part, like any meticulously-crafted cabinet, complete with ornate carvings that wouldn’t look out of place at in a 16th-century home. What makes it special, however, is a trio of “glitches” inspired by the errors that occur when a digital image doesn’t render correctly. To achieve the glitches, Laviani carved the cabinet from oak using a CNC machine.
Glitch cabinet draws inspiration from image errors
Unfortunately, as stunning as it appears, it’s not an actual product. The image below is only a render. Good Vibrations will be on display next month at a furniture show in Milan; hopefully the real-life cabinet is just as impressive as its promotional render.
Follow topics and authors from this story to see more like this in your personalized homepage feed and to receive email updates.
