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Sweet, Subtle Details in This CNC-Milled Desk
The Water Lily Work Desk, by Jonas Lyndby Jensen
This Water Lily Work Desk, by Danish cabinetmaker and furniture designer Jonas Lyndby Jensen, might not look like much from afar:
Get up close, though, and you can see the wonderful details of the edges.
"This detail has been crafted by using a CNC milling machine," Jensen writes. "If treated properly afterwards the end product does not seem machine-made."
Jensen also made a companion bench:
Sadly these are just prototypes and not in production.
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It must be a lot of machine time but that lip is really nice!