Gustav Aliki cabinet

Item number: 147271Category: Contemporary
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The “Jagge” cabinet, designed by Swedish cabinetmaker Gustav Aliki and produced in 2022, is a contemporary piece that embodies the principles of modern Scandinavian design with a sophisticated and architectural composition. This cabinet reflects Aliki’s precision craftsmanship and commitment to high-quality materials, making it a standout piece in any interior.

Constructed primarily from high-quality beech wood, the cabinet is complemented by ammonia-smoked oak, creating a striking contrast between the lighter tones of the beech and the deep, rich hues of the smoked oak. The vertical structure of the cabinet features carefully arranged slats of beech wood, which create intricate visual patterns and lend the piece a rhythmic, sculptural presence. The vertical arrangement, with its subtle open spaces, adds depth and visual complexity, further enhancing the cabinet’s modern appeal.

The frame of the cabinet is constructed from oak that has been smoked with ammonia, a process that deepens the color and enhances the natural grain of the wood. This treatment results in a robust and architecturally inspired lattice structure that provides both strength and beauty. The joinery, visible and celebrated, showcases Aliki’s skilled woodworking techniques, which are characteristic of fine Swedish cabinetry.

In terms of functionality, the cabinet offers practical storage solutions with a front drawer and a vertically sliding panel, which reveals a spacious internal compartment. This blend of artistic detail and practical storage makes the “Jagge” cabinet a versatile and elegant addition to any home, offering both form and function in a refined, modern design. The piece exemplifies the contemporary evolution of Swedish craftsmanship and design traditions, blending traditional materials with modern sensibilities.

Product Details
ProducerGustav Aliki
Decade2020s
CountrySweden
StyleContemporary
MaterialBeech, Oak
Designed in2022
Item Number147271
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Gustav Aliki