Curved-Front Cabinet-on-Stand
by Bob Mckee
Curves can really make a difference. There is a visually captivating feature that is embedded in this work. With substantially rectilinear projects we see, use, and make, when curves emerge, it produces higher brain activity. Many a scholarly paper illustrate the difference in acceptance between angular objects and curved objects. There’s something soothing about seeing curves. It seems hard enough to ensure all rectilinear furniture is square. So, it’s not surprising to appreciate curves in furniture.
Bob McKee, no stranger to this column, built a curved-face display cabinet for his prized hand tools. With expert craftmanship following a thorough, eye-catching design, this reveals a piece that adds to his portfolio and that of this column.
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