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Enigma display cabinet
Description
The Enigma display cabinet, designed by Rikke Frost for Warm Nordic, is an elegant vitrine decorated with a distinctive geometric pattern. Standing on slim metal legs, the Enigma cabinet offers a unique way of displaying glassware, vases or other beautiful items that deserve to be seen.
The inspiration for the unusual decoration comes from the 18th century when glass was rather difficult to come by, and glaziers resorted to an ancient technique in which lead sticks are soldered around pieces of glass to create larger panels. In Enigma, designer Rikke Frost has interpreted the old technique with a modern approach, giving the storage piece a fascinating appearance that blurs the line between furniture and art.
- Width: 19.29 in (49 cm)
- Depth: 19.29 in (49 cm)
- Height: 70.87 in (180 cm)
- Colour Black
- Material Powder coated steel, tempered glass
- Notes Two glass shelves
- Product ID: WA2916001
Rikke Frost (b. 1973) is a Danish designer whose excitingly experimental and experiential works have attracted international interest. Frost’s designs are united by a passionate approach to different materials, shapes, and methods, and the unprejudiced and curious way of combining them.
Frost studied industrial design in Aarhus, Denmark, where she also founded her own studio in 2004, after spending several years working in London. Since then, Frost has also returned to the Aarhus School of Architecture – this time as a teacher.
Frost has collaborated with numerous renowned furniture manufacturers, such as Carl Hansen & Søn and Le Klint, and in addition to being quite popular, her designs have also been recognized with numerous awards and nominations. In 2019, Frost took part in the television program Danmarks næste klassiker, where top designers created furniture and lighting based on various tasks, in an effort to create new Danish design classics. The program featured, among other things, the first version of the Caleo luminaire, which Frost realized for lamp manufacturer LeKlint.
Frost's work has also been presented in numerous exhibitions, such as the Women in Danish Furniture Design exhibition at the Trapholt Museum of Modern Art and Design in Denmark.
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