I love that there are no pulls! But they do make low profile pulls, but like someone mentioned - if this isn't for customers to easily get into - and only for stock or to get into for machine/tech issues, I'd also just leave it to keep the clean and minimal aesthetic. All in all - AMAZING job and so excited to see more of the progress/process.
Dear Ali the doors look lovely just like that, maybe leave them and open it putting the foot under, and is good idea the white column on the other site. I’m sure you will do a great job.
Trully nice looking furniture! Love the clean look. By the way, dont worry about those mistakes, you can see them now, but eventually you will forget about them and nobody will notice anything. (Speaking from experience. We've built our home from scratch and made tons of mistakes and nobody noticed. I now even I cant see them:D )
are you going to open that cupboard that often? if not, I think the clean, handle-less look is the best! plus you can always go back later if it gets too annoying and you need to add handles
wow the appearance is so clean ✨ I never grasped how hard wheel throwing was until I took my first class, your bowls are so thin and fine it’s really impressive!
As someone with experience with retail design. I would not include visible handles on your display units at all. This is not something you want your customers to interact with, and if they see a handle they will open it!
I love that there are no pulls! But they do make low profile pulls, but like someone mentioned - if this isn't for customers to easily get into - and only for stock or to get into for machine/tech issues, I'd also just leave it to keep the clean and minimal aesthetic. All in all - AMAZING job and so excited to see more of the progress/process.
I agree! I am just going to leave it until there is a reason to change haha. Thank you so much!
Dear Ali the doors look lovely just like that, maybe leave them and open it putting the foot under, and is good idea the white column on the other site. I’m sure you will do a great job.
Thank you!
I know you're doing pottery but if we lived in the same city I totally would hire you to build furniture. The whole thing looks great.
Haha thanks but I don’t trust myself building for others, I have made so many silly mistakes along the way.
Trully nice looking furniture! Love the clean look. By the way, dont worry about those mistakes, you can see them now, but eventually you will forget about them and nobody will notice anything. (Speaking from experience. We've built our home from scratch and made tons of mistakes and nobody noticed. I now even I cant see them:D )
Thank you! Haha I totally agree, once the displays are filled with work from our members and myself, no one will even notice the mistakes.
are you going to open that cupboard that often? if not, I think the clean, handle-less look is the best! plus you can always go back later if it gets too annoying and you need to add handles
Yeah exactly, I have decided I will only make changes when I really need to.
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wow the appearance is so clean ✨
I never grasped how hard wheel throwing was until I took my first class, your bowls are so thin and fine it’s really impressive!
Aw thank you! I spend a bit of time trimming when I couldn’t throw thin.
As someone with experience with retail design. I would not include visible handles on your display units at all. This is not something you want your customers to interact with, and if they see a handle they will open it!
That is very true! I think I have kinda decided to just open it with my feet from the bottom 😂 it’s not going to be used that regularly.
check out ISHITANI FURNITURE'S ginkgo tree cupboard video. I really like the handles he used
I love that chancel, I have been watching so many wood working videos. Will definitely check it out for the hardware!