Patinated Copper.
A lot of Wout his work derives from extensive material experimenting. In 1993 was a new break-trough. Wout created his own formula for patinating copper, and the result was quite remarkable. This material would become the start of a great new line of designs.
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- Chandelier with the office space in the back
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- Detail from the chandelier
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- Small shade formed by hand.
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- Chandelier above the table
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- A coat hanger and sideboard can be found in the hallway
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- Magazines are easy to read and grab in this cupboard
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- Cupboard/side table, for magazines etc. It comes with lamps attached for easy reading.
For a countryside villa, Wout created lights and furniture in patinated copper. As the warm reddish tint and depth from the patina is found throughout many objects in the house, it creates a cohesive ambiance connecting different spaces in the building. The villa has a open design in which the different spaces aren’t closed off by walls. Therefore, you can see a lot of different objects from a single vantage point.
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- Cupboards with fully retractable drawers.
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- Copper cupboards with fully retractable drawers.
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- Patinated desk with hardened glass tabletop.
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- 2 person desk, patinated copper with hardened glass tabletop.