Created and Sold by Laylo Studio
Sunbreaker Side Cabinet - Storage
Price $7,760
Creation: 9-10 weeks
Shipping: Mainfreight 5-7 days
Estimated Arrival: January 30, 2025
Handmade
Made In USA
Made To Order
Natural Materials
Locally Sourced
Dimensions | Weight |
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24H x 24W x 18D in 60.96H x 60.96W x 45.72D cm | 45.36 kg 100 lb |
Carved antique oak lattice with burnished blue lacquered steel case
shown with:
2 drawers, measures: 24" W x 24" H x 18" D (listing price reflects this size)
3 drawers, measures: 36" W x 32" H x 24" D
6 drawers, measures: 72” W x 32” H x 24” D
Inspired by brise-soliel, an architectural feature designed to break the sun by casting shadows, SUNBREAKER references this at furniture scale. Hand-carved wood lattice creates a continuous grid that doubles as drawer pulls. The seamlessly welded steel case stands on nine pilotis. We cite the modernist paradigm Gustavo Capanema Palace as a precedent to provide a point of reference for the project although it certainly isn’t the first example of an architectural sun breaker. See historic examples such as jaali, mashrabiya, kumiko, and other “openwork” that creates shaded, permeable architecture for air to flow. Similar to these traditional constructions, the lattice is hand joined, carved and finished.
Open edition available in custom dimensions and finishes.
shown with:
2 drawers, measures: 24" W x 24" H x 18" D (listing price reflects this size)
3 drawers, measures: 36" W x 32" H x 24" D
6 drawers, measures: 72” W x 32” H x 24” D
Inspired by brise-soliel, an architectural feature designed to break the sun by casting shadows, SUNBREAKER references this at furniture scale. Hand-carved wood lattice creates a continuous grid that doubles as drawer pulls. The seamlessly welded steel case stands on nine pilotis. We cite the modernist paradigm Gustavo Capanema Palace as a precedent to provide a point of reference for the project although it certainly isn’t the first example of an architectural sun breaker. See historic examples such as jaali, mashrabiya, kumiko, and other “openwork” that creates shaded, permeable architecture for air to flow. Similar to these traditional constructions, the lattice is hand joined, carved and finished.
Open edition available in custom dimensions and finishes.
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