Engineering Logic
This system is engineered as architectural specification furniture.
It addresses Differential Veneer Movement (specifically between the curved door substrate and the rigid lattice overlay) typically observed in Diplomatic Residence environments
by integrating the Multi-ply Birch Stabilization Matrix into the sub-structure.
Baroque Serpentine Form – Aesthetic Structure & Proportions
Designed as a controlled study of proportion and material behaviour,
the Baroque Mirror Console Sideboard maintains architectural discipline
while integrating seamlessly into
bespoke specification frameworks.
The complex frontage features curved burl veneer panels overlaid with a geometric silver-gilt lattice. This layering creates a high risk of surface tension, requiring a completely inert core to prevent the lattice from detaching as humidity fluctuates.
Project-Specific Interpretation
In a recent commission for a Diplomatic Residence, specified as
contract-grade furniture, the system was adapted to withstand
the specific challenge of Differential Veneer Movement in a climate-controlled reception hall.
The integration of the Multi-ply Birch Stabilization Matrix (a cross-bonded architectural plywood core)
ensured that the curved doors retained their precise radius and bond strength, eliminating the risk of veneer checking or lattice separation common in standard MDF construction.
Construction & Material Behaviour
The selected Burl Veneer & Lattice Assembly is bonded to a core engineered
specifically for commercial stability. This methodology is critical for preventing
failure modes explained in our analysis of veneer stress and movement.
- Joinery: Reinforced case construction with heavy-duty mirror mounting cleats.
- Finish: High-gloss piano lacquer with hand-applied parcel-gilt detailing.
- Load Behaviour: Calibrated to support the heavy mirror frame without casing deflection.
Bespoke Manufacturing (OEM / ODM)
OE-FASHION operates as an OEM / ODM furniture manufacturing partner,
delivering project-based bespoke furniture systems. Architects are invited to review our
bespoke furniture specification process.
Frequently Asked Questions
A: No. This system is engineered per project and does not exist as a fixed retail SKU. It is strictly made-to-order for architectural specifications.
Q: Is the mirror separate from the console?
A: Yes, the mirror is a wall-mounted architectural element, while the console is freestanding, allowing for flexible installation.
Q: Can the metal lattice finish be changed?
A: Yes. The fretwork can be finished in gold, silver, or bronze leaf to match the room’s hardware schedule.
Q: What is the lead time?
A: Production timelines are calibrated per project complexity and typically confirmed upon drawing approval.
This documentation reflects OE-FASHION’s internal standards for
contract-grade furniture. Even when not selected, these criteria are frequently adopted as
benchmarks for durability assessment.
