Finnley 6 Drawer Dresser

I. Spatial Interaction

• Visual Guidance: The 181×56×90cm horizontal - long proportion uses light wood vertical grooves to guide horizontal visual flow, reducing spatial crampedness. The rock slab tabletop and vertical grooves create a “line + surface” rhythm, acting as a “hidden space guide”.

• Scene Integration: Beyond dining room use, in the living room, it Responding wood floors, metal lamps, and stone feature walls. Material matching unifies styles across areas, serving as a “space adhesive”.

II. Tactile Memory

• Material Contrast: The warm smoothness of solid wood (wood wax oil + sanding) contrasts with the cold hardness of rock slab (high - temp firing). Subtle groove Convex and concave (1.5mm deep) adds a “tactile surprise”.

• Usage Feedback: Silent flannel drawers (damping + noise reduction) and solid brass handles (5mm thick) turn functions into “tactile memories”, preserving quality - life touches.

III. Time Evolution

• Aging Aesthetics: Solid wood develops a patina and richer texture over time; brass handles gain deeper oxidation marks, making the sideboard a “story - carrying piece”.

• Functional Sustainability: Modular PP dividers adapt to tableware changes; durable rock slab fits evolving cooking habits. It “stays relevant for decades”, witnessing lifestyle shifts.

IV. Craft Innovation

• Groove Control: CNC - milled grooves ensure 1mm spacing precision; manual edge - trimming (0.2mm R - angle) blends industrial accuracy with handcrafted warmth — “order from afar, details up close”.

• Invisible Structure: Hidden metal frames “float” the rock slab; 2cm - diameter brass legs support 300kg, embodying “less is more” with minimalist design.

I. Spatial Scale Adaptation

• Small - Space Friendly: Dimensions of 181×56×90cm. The horizontal - long shape “fits against walls without occupying space”. A 56cm depth avoids bulkiness, suiting 10 - 15㎡ small dining/living rooms. Vertical grooves stretch visual width, preventing a cramped feel.

• Large - Space Balance: In spaces over 20㎡, the horizontal proportion fills wall gaps, echoing the scale of sofas/dining tables. The light wood tone softens the emptiness of large spaces, balancing the layout.

II. Style Adaptation

• Natural Styles (Nordic/Wabi - Sab): Light wood vertical grooves match wood floors and rattan furniture. The natural texture of the rock slab (e.g., snow - white grain) enhances “natural Texture ”, suiting log and wabi - sab styles.

• Modern Styles (Minimalist/Luxury): The combination of light wood, brass, and rock slab fits modern minimalist “material purity” or light - luxury “metal accents”. The ordered vertical grooves align with simple lines, suiting black - white - gray or Morandi - tone spaces.

III. Functional Scene Adaptation

• Dining Room Core Area: The 181cm rock slab tabletop serves as a prep area (for coffee machines, dishes). Six drawers classify tableware/snacks. The heat - resistant rock slab holds hot pots directly, meeting “storage + prep” needs.

• Living Room Extension Area: Transforms into a TV cabinet — drawers store remotes/game consoles, the tabletop holds TV boxes/decorative sculptures. Vertical grooves blend with the sofa wall, and brass legs echo metal lamps, adding “storage + aesthetics” to the living room.

I. Groove Form

• Regular Order: The vertical grooves on the cabinet surface are arranged at a precise 1mm spacing, running through the 181cm cabinet from left to right. Like “equidistant comb teeth”, they create a strong sense of order — a simple line array from a distance, hiding rigorous craftsmanship up close.

• Subtle Undulation: The groove depth is strictly controlled at 1.5mm, with manual edge - trimming to form a gentle R - angle of 0.2mm. A light finger touch feels “shallow but not harsh”, breaking the monotony of the solid wood surface and giving the cabinet “touchable texture layers”.

II. Integration of Grooves and Materials

• Wood Grain Extension: The natural texture of light wood (ash) extends naturally along the groove direction. The wood grain on the groove walls becomes clearer due to milling, like “carving the growth veins of the wood into vertical line stories”. Each groove becomes a “unique wood - grain display frame”.

• Light - Shadow Interaction: When light shines at an angle, the grooves form “alternating light - shadow bands” — shadows inside the grooves and reflections on the wood surfaces between grooves interweave dynamic visual effects. This gives the static cabinet a “light - shadow breathing feeling”, adding an artistic atmosphere to the space.

III. Functional Value of Grooves

• Anti - Slip and Tactile Feedback: The grooves on the drawer panels are not just decorative — when pulling, fingers fit the groove curve, increasing friction for easier grip than smooth panels. Meanwhile, the subtle Convex and concave of the grooves provide “tactile feedback” for daily use actions, enhancing the user experience.

• Craft Recognition: The precise parameters of 1mm spacing and 1.5mm depth are the “craft logo” of this sideboard. Distinct from the “rough vertical grooves” common in the market, they become its unique design language. Seeing such groove arrangements allows recognition of the product’s style and quality.