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Studio Desk 1 of 5

Lucy Bongiovanni

Lucy Bongiovanni
Year 12
Maribyrnong College, Vic
Teacher: Mark Pellefson

Jarrah, blackwood, Victorian ash, radiata pine, kiln dried hardwood, ceramic doorknobs

This desk was designed for my classmate who is very artistic yet disorganised. The desk was built so she could draw and paint, as well as store her art supplies effectively. The design was inspired by Art Nouveau, Traditional and Rustic furniture, which can be seen in the arch, Hoffmann inspired feature panel, dark contrasting colours and recycled timbers. The client also strives to be sustainable, which forced me to explore eco-friendly timbers and designs. The table top of the desk is constructed from recycled jarrah floorboards, which although took a lot of time to strip down, looks stunningly polished in the finished product. As most of us know, art students are always short of a dollar, so the desk includes a secret compartment so my classmate can hold on to her valuables without fear of theft!

Studio Desk 2 of 5

Lucy Bongiovanni

Lucy Bongiovanni
Year 12
Maribyrnong College, Vic
Teacher: Mark Pellefson

Jarrah, blackwood, Victorian ash, radiata pine, kiln dried hardwood, ceramic doorknobs

This desk was designed for my classmate who is very artistic yet disorganised. The desk was built so she could draw and paint, as well as store her art supplies effectively. The design was inspired by Art Nouveau, Traditional and Rustic furniture, which can be seen in the arch, Hoffmann inspired feature panel, dark contrasting colours and recycled timbers. The client also strives to be sustainable, which forced me to explore eco-friendly timbers and designs. The table top of the desk is constructed from recycled jarrah floorboards, which although took a lot of time to strip down, looks stunningly polished in the finished product. As most of us know, art students are always short of a dollar, so the desk includes a secret compartment so my classmate can hold on to her valuables without fear of theft!

Studio Desk 3 of 5

Lucy Bongiovanni

Lucy Bongiovanni
Year 12
Maribyrnong College, Vic
Teacher: Mark Pellefson

Jarrah, blackwood, Victorian ash, radiata pine, kiln dried hardwood, ceramic doorknobs

This desk was designed for my classmate who is very artistic yet disorganised. The desk was built so she could draw and paint, as well as store her art supplies effectively. The design was inspired by Art Nouveau, Traditional and Rustic furniture, which can be seen in the arch, Hoffmann inspired feature panel, dark contrasting colours and recycled timbers. The client also strives to be sustainable, which forced me to explore eco-friendly timbers and designs. The table top of the desk is constructed from recycled jarrah floorboards, which although took a lot of time to strip down, looks stunningly polished in the finished product. As most of us know, art students are always short of a dollar, so the desk includes a secret compartment so my classmate can hold on to her valuables without fear of theft!

Studio Desk 4 of 5

Lucy Bongiovanni

Lucy Bongiovanni
Year 12
Maribyrnong College, Vic
Jarrah, blackwood, Victorian ash, radiata pine, kiln dried hardwood, ceramic doorknobs

This desk was designed for my classmate who is very artistic yet disorganised. The desk was built so she could draw and paint, as well as store her art supplies effectively. The design was inspired by Art Nouveau, Traditional and Rustic furniture, which can be seen in the arch, Hoffmann inspired feature panel, dark contrasting colours and recycled timbers. The client also strives to be sustainable, which forced me to explore eco-friendly timbers and designs. The table top of the desk is constructed from recycled jarrah floorboards, which although took a lot of time to strip down, looks stunningly polished in the finished product. As most of us know, art students are always short of a dollar, so the desk includes a secret compartment so my classmate can hold on to her valuables without fear of theft!

Studio Desk 5 of 5

Lucy Bongiovanni

Lucy Bongiovanni
Year 12
Maribyrnong College, Vic
Teacher: Mark Pellefson

Jarrah, blackwood, Victorian ash, radiata pine, kiln dried hardwood, ceramic doorknobs

This desk was designed for my classmate who is very artistic yet disorganised. The desk was built so she could draw and paint, as well as store her art supplies effectively. The design was inspired by Art Nouveau, Traditional and Rustic furniture, which can be seen in the arch, Hoffmann inspired feature panel, dark contrasting colours and recycled timbers. The client also strives to be sustainable, which forced me to explore eco-friendly timbers and designs. The table top of the desk is constructed from recycled jarrah floorboards, which although took a lot of time to strip down, looks stunningly polished in the finished product. As most of us know, art students are always short of a dollar, so the desk includes a secret compartment so my classmate can hold on to her valuables without fear of theft!

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17 December 2016