Twisted Console
- Designed by: Dylan Gold
- Price: $2,500.00-3,100.00
- Dimensions: H 15" (30" with stand) x W 70"
- More Info: dylangold.com
Twisted is San Francisco designer Dylan Gold's ever-so-slightly tilted take on a console unit. The multi-purpose bamboo piece can be ordered with or without the steel stand, mounted to the wall or set up vertically, and filled with your favorite books and little tchotkes to display.
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I like this concept. Reminds me of the shaky grounds in Dylan's native san francisco - a "post earthquake" console.
I can't believe the price - 5 cubes, one of which is "tilted" - $2,500!!!!? - That's $500.00/cube - Ikea.... $50.00 a cube and they'll all be straight!
Clarke, what a ridiculous comment - you sound like a crusty old codger sitting on a front porch chewing a wad of tobacco. Have you heard of the economy of scale? It's a large part of why products at Ikea (and other volume manufacturers) sell so cheaply - they produce things by the thousands. Would you prefer to have every object in the world made that way, just so you could afford them all? Or wait - maybe independent designer/makers could charge only for the cost of materials and donate the rest of their design and fabrication time for free - then maybe you could afford their work. Or maybe they should just stop making work, because it's all too expensive for you.
Love it! But can't afford it! Isn't a shame that artsy people who "haven't made it yet" can never afford lovely items such as this. Guess I agree with all comments.
I like it.
I like the look. I agree that independent designers should be fairly compensated for their talent. However, it is sad there seems to be very little middle ground.
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