PAGODA Cabinet Handle
Finish : Cast Iron Black
Size : CC160mm, L173mm, W13, H38mm
The expression of both handle and knob has been determined by the
material. I think of which production method the design must undergo
in my search for the right form. Cast iron provides some very interesting
possibilities that I have wanted to explore. I have found inspiration in tools,
old machinery and craftsmanship and the outcome is a handle and a knob which have an almost architectural appearance. They are clearly connected but can just as easily be used on their own.
The expression of both handle and knob has been determined by the material. I think of which production method the design must undergo in my search for the right form. Cast iron provides some very interesting possibilities that I have wanted to explore. I have found inspiration in tools, old machinery and craftsmanship and the outcome is a handle and a knob which have an almost architectural appearance. They are clearly linked but can just as easily be used on their own.
Product Handle
Centre Distance 160mm
Width 13 mm
Hight 38 mm
Length 173 mm
Material Cast iron
Finish 9005 - black
Kamper Form
Jakob Kamper is the man behind the design studio Kamper Form. He graduated as an industrial designer at Denmark’s Design School (now part of The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Architecture, Design and Conservation) in 2001 and his design studio is located in Ry. Kamper Form’s designs are based on the idea that form should be a living thing, make an impression and suit the interiors of today and tomorrow, and his designs have proved popular, especially at Skagerak, since Kamper Form often works in wood. The collaboration with furnipart has resulted in a large number of handles and knobs in the regular collection. For example, a handle like STATION is a beautiful example of Kamper Form’s timeless look. The handle’s clean lines function equally well in traditional and modern interiors and the handle itself completely changes in character when its colour is changed.
Designer - Jakob Kamper
