Egocentric Commode

Egocentric Commode

Egocentric Commode is a limited edition furniture piece that exemplifies contemporary reinterpretation of Art Deco aesthetics, created by designer Ekaterina Elizarova. This sophisticated storage unit, recognized with an Iron A' Design Award in the Furniture Design category, represents a harmonious fusion of geometric forms and luxurious materials. The design features a striking architectural composition characterized by its arch shape and intricate detailing, measuring 1000mm in width, 500mm in depth, and 1650mm in height. The commode's distinctive aesthetic is achieved through the meticulous combination of high-gloss lacquered surfaces, polished copper accents, and emerald green glass elements, all handcrafted by Italian master artisans. The piece demonstrates exceptional attention to detail in its construction, incorporating beveled hexagons, linear elements, and spherical legs that create a multi-dimensional visual experience. Available in both black and white versions, each iteration showcases the eternal interplay between these contrasting colors, enhanced by the mirror-like finish achieved through multiple layers of careful lacquering and polishing. The design's complexity lies in its successful integration of diverse materials and its ability to serve as a statement piece while maintaining functional storage capabilities. Conceived in 2014 in Veneto, this limited edition series represents a significant achievement in contemporary furniture design, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetic sensibilities.

luxury furniture, art deco revival, limited edition design, contemporary storage, geometric architecture, handcrafted commode

— Adam Dawson