Geometry Lesson March 2019 – High Point, NC – Bespoke furniture manufacturer Jonathan Charles unveils a new collection of case goods at Spring 2019 High Point Market. Featuring a wire-brushed French oak in either light or dark gray finish, the Geometric Collection displays the beauty of the wood grain as the starring role. Set on contemporary silhouettes with minimal styling, each piece creates a dramatic statement thanks to the black mocha oak and brass strips asymmetrically inlaid throughout the wood surface. The collection spans all rooms – bedroom, dining, office – with key pieces in each category ranging from sideboards to bed to mirrors to define a cohesive and comprehensive set.
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Hanging Mirror in Light French Oak The Hanging Mirror lends an architectural quality with its Light French Oak finish surface shown with slivers of brass slicing through the wood, an effect created by marquetry. Also available in Dark French Oak (not shown). |
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King Bed in Light French Oak Set on a Parsons style frame, the King Bed features a Light Grey French Oak wood finish with black mocha oak and brass strips asymmetrically inlaid throughout the headboard and footboard for an eclectic and strikingly modern look. Also available in Dark French Oak (not shown). |
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Tall Chest of Six Drawers in Light French Oak Bracketed brass legs support the Tall Chest of Six Drawers, whose black mocha oak sides wrap around the Light French Oak finish like a frame. More black mocha oak and brass strips strike through the drawer fronts which are also accentuated by square brass door pulls. Also available in Dark French Oak (not shown). |
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Standing Mirror in Light French Oak The Standing Mirror adds major eye candy to walls with its brass laced Light French Oak finish panels asymmetrically framing the mirrored center. Also available in Dark French Oak (not shown). |
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Vanity in Light French Oak A sleek and minimalist profile draws the attention to the Light French Oak finish on the Vanity, whose oak veneer features black mocha oak and brass strips running throughout the surface. A slender brass base completes the look. Also available in Dark French Oak (not shown).  |
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Wardrobe in Dark French Oak A resplendent display of marquetry and foundry skills, the Wardrobe features a Dark French Oak base with black mocha oak and brass strips irregularly inlaid on the door fronts. Oversized brass hardware blend in seamlessly with the angular lines to serve as both visual and practical aids. Also available in Light French Oak (not shown). |
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Low Storage Cabinet in Dark French Oak A multipurpose workhorse, the Low Storage Cabinet features multiple interior shelves behind its double doors. Wire-brushed Dark French Oak serves as the backdrop to strips of black mocha oak and brass that run throughout the cabinet to create sharp angular lines. Also available in Light French Oak (not shown). |
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Display Cabinet in Dark French Oak Standing at almost 8 feet tall, the Display Cabinet proves that display cases need to be as stunning as the objets d’art they house. With brass strips intersecting throughout the Dark French Oak veneer, even extending onto the glass, the cabinet stands on brass capped black mocha oak wood legs. Also available in Light French Oak (not shown). |
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Sideboard in Dark French Oak The Sideboard serves an arresting look with its Dark French Oak surface that gives way to the black mocha oak and brass lines piercing through the veneer at sharp angles. Asymmetric brass door handles contour to the angles formed from the intersecting lines. Also available in Light French Oak (not shown). |
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About the Designer:
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Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture is the vision of Jonathan Sowter, an English furniture designer who excels at the art of fine antique reproduction. Though Jonathan draws inspirations from original antiques he discovers in his travels, his unique twists create contemporary translations of vintage treasures. With a keen eye for the smallest details, Jonathan employs traditional, hand-crafted techniques to create the most visually-stunning and intricate designs. As Jonathan always says, “It’s all in the detail…” |
