Patterns of Light

By Lael Gordon, Jonathan Binzen #234–July/Aug 2013 Issue

Synopsis: Using shop-sawn veneer of a single species, Lael Gordon creates contrasting patterns on the surfaces of his furniture simply by the clever way the pieces are cut and oriented. The patterns shift dramatically depending on the angle of light and the position of the viewer.

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