Modern cabinetry designed and handmade by American contemporary artists in their own studios.
Don't Fall Down Dresser
Regular price $2,995.00A signature design, "Don't Fall Down" is in the permanent collection of the National Hispanic Cultural Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico. This dresser will provide a lifetime of use. It is constructed of brushed steel with clear powder coated finish and dyed maple panels. Finished on all four sides. Turned aluminum pulls, adjustable levelers and superior quality 100# rated drawer glides complete the piece. Available in many finishes, red shown. Made to order, ships within 8 weeks. Ground shipping in the U.S. is included.
37.5" W x 46.5" H x 20" D
STATEMENT
My awareness of furniture design was sparked while backpacking through Europe in the 1990's, as I passed window after window of Italian furniture stores. An intriguing world of color and form opened up to me at that instant. It was evident that design was much more than an idea. The images of those windows stayed with me after I returned home to finish my senior year in college. I learned to weld and started fabricating simple objects that could be used around the house. In 21 years, these everyday objects became more refined as my design and fabrication skills improved. My current line of furniture represents my passion for design and for creating beautiful furniture for daily living.
BIOGRAPHY
Damian Velasquez founded his furniture studio in Albuquerque, New Mexico after graduating from The University of New Mexico in 1990. Initially offering a small collection of steel beds and tables to local stores and clients, Damian slowly expanded his capabilities as he taught himself the skills used to produce his designs (metalworking, powder coating, woodworking, staining, and assembling objects). His designs evolved from stark, geometric, all-steel forms to singular pieces that combine steel, richly hued wood and other materials.
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Museum Exhibitions & Collections
“Albuquerque NOW” Winter | Albuquerque, Museum | Albuquerque, New Mexico “Chair and Side Table” 2010
“New Mexico Furniture is Art” | National Hispanic Cultural Center | Albuquerque, New Mexico 2010
Permanent Collection | National Hispanic Cultural Center | Albuquerque, New Mexico, “Don’t Fall Down” “Red Ling Chest”
2003
“Red Ling Chest”
Commissioned for AHORA: Contemporary New Mexican Hispanic Art exhibition, National Hispanic Cultural Center of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Permanent Collection | Albuquerque Museum, Albuquerque, New Mexico “Phat Squiggle End Table and Chair" 2001
Donju Eight-Drawer Dresser
Regular price $3,995.00Designed and handmade by the artist for generations of use, the Donju dresser is constructed of brushed steel with clear powder coated finish and dyed maple panels. Finished on all four sides. Turned aluminum pulls, adjustable levelers and superior quality 100 pound rated drawer glides complete the piece. Ground shipping in the U.S. is included.
49.25" x 39.5" x 20"
Ships within 8 weeks.
STATEMENT
My awareness of furniture design was sparked while backpacking through Europe in the 1990's, as I passed window after window of Italian furniture stores. An intriguing world of color and form opened up to me at that instant. It was evident that design was much more than an idea. The images of those windows stayed with me after I returned home to finish my senior year in college. I learned to weld and started fabricating simple objects that could be used around the house. In 21 years, these everyday objects became more refined as my design and fabrication skills improved. My current line of furniture represents my passion for design and for creating beautiful furniture for daily living.
BIOGRAPHY
Damian Velasquez founded his furniture studio in Albuquerque, New Mexico after graduating from The University of New Mexico in 1990. Initially offering a small collection of steel beds and tables to local stores and clients, Damian slowly expanded his capabilities as he taught himself the skills used to produce his designs (metalworking, powder coating, woodworking, staining, and assembling objects). His designs evolved from stark, geometric, all-steel forms to singular pieces that combine steel, richly hued wood and other materials.
MORE
Museum Exhibitions & Collections
“Albuquerque NOW” Winter | Albuquerque, Museum | Albuquerque, New Mexico “Chair and Side Table” 2010
“New Mexico Furniture is Art” | National Hispanic Cultural Center | Albuquerque, New Mexico 2010
Permanent Collection | National Hispanic Cultural Center | Albuquerque, New Mexico, “Don’t Fall Down” “Red Ling Chest”
2003
“Red Ling Chest”
Commissioned for AHORA: Contemporary New Mexican Hispanic Art exhibition, National Hispanic Cultural Center of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Permanent Collection | Albuquerque Museum, Albuquerque, New Mexico “Phat Squiggle End Table and Chair" 2001
Lo-Do Dresser
Regular price $3,750.00Lo-Do is equally at home as a dresser or entertainment center. Handmade of brushed steel with clear powder coated finish and dyed maple panels, Lo-Do will last for generations. Finished on all four sides. Turned aluminum pulls, adjustable levelers and superior quality 100# rated drawer glides complete the piece. Ground shipping in the U.S. is included.
74.5" x 30" x 20"
Ships within 8 weeks.
STATEMENT
My awareness of furniture design was sparked while backpacking through Europe in the 1990's, as I passed window after window of Italian furniture stores. An intriguing world of color and form opened up to me at that instant. It was evident that design was much more than an idea. The images of those windows stayed with me after I returned home to finish my senior year in college. I learned to weld and started fabricating simple objects that could be used around the house. In 21 years, these everyday objects became more refined as my design and fabrication skills improved. My current line of furniture represents my passion for design and for creating beautiful furniture for daily living.
BIOGRAPHY
Damian Velasquez founded his furniture studio in Albuquerque, New Mexico after graduating from The University of New Mexico in 1990. Initially offering a small collection of steel beds and tables to local stores and clients, Damian slowly expanded his capabilities as he taught himself the skills used to produce his designs (metalworking, powder coating, woodworking, staining, and assembling objects). His designs evolved from stark, geometric, all-steel forms to singular pieces that combine steel, richly hued wood and other materials.
MORE
Museum Exhibitions & Collections
“Albuquerque NOW” Winter | Albuquerque, Museum | Albuquerque, New Mexico “Chair and Side Table” 2010
“New Mexico Furniture is Art” | National Hispanic Cultural Center | Albuquerque, New Mexico 2010
Permanent Collection | National Hispanic Cultural Center | Albuquerque, New Mexico, “Don’t Fall Down” “Red Ling Chest”
2003
“Red Ling Chest”
Commissioned for AHORA: Contemporary New Mexican Hispanic Art exhibition, National Hispanic Cultural Center of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Permanent Collection | Albuquerque Museum, Albuquerque, New Mexico “Phat Squiggle End Table and Chair" 2001
Baltimore Buffet
Regular price $3,195.00Handmade by the artist and designed for a lifetime of use, the Baltimore Buffet is constructed of brushed steel with clear powder coated finish and dyed maple panels. Finished on all four sides. Turned aluminum pulls, adjustable levelers and superior quality 100# rated drawer glides complete the piece. Ground shipping in the U.S. is included.
49" x 36" x 20"
Ships within 8 weeks.
STATEMENT
My awareness of furniture design was sparked while backpacking through Europe in the 1990's, as I passed window after window of Italian furniture stores. An intriguing world of color and form opened up to me at that instant. It was evident that design was much more than an idea. The images of those windows stayed with me after I returned home to finish my senior year in college. I learned to weld and started fabricating simple objects that could be used around the house. In 21 years, these everyday objects became more refined as my design and fabrication skills improved. My current line of furniture represents my passion for design and for creating beautiful furniture for daily living.
BIOGRAPHY
Damian Velasquez founded his furniture studio in Albuquerque, New Mexico after graduating from The University of New Mexico in 1990. Initially offering a small collection of steel beds and tables to local stores and clients, Damian slowly expanded his capabilities as he taught himself the skills used to produce his designs (metalworking, powder coating, woodworking, staining, and assembling objects). His designs evolved from stark, geometric, all-steel forms to singular pieces that combine steel, richly hued wood and other materials.
MORE
Museum Exhibitions & Collections
“Albuquerque NOW” Winter | Albuquerque, Museum | Albuquerque, New Mexico “Chair and Side Table” 2010
“New Mexico Furniture is Art” | National Hispanic Cultural Center | Albuquerque, New Mexico 2010
Permanent Collection | National Hispanic Cultural Center | Albuquerque, New Mexico, “Don’t Fall Down” “Red Ling Chest”
2003
“Red Ling Chest”
Commissioned for AHORA: Contemporary New Mexican Hispanic Art exhibition, National Hispanic Cultural Center of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Permanent Collection | Albuquerque Museum, Albuquerque, New Mexico “Phat Squiggle End Table and Chair" 2001
