Point of Purchase Display with Class

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This Dresser is a POP, (point of purchase) display for a new hot company called tünr. They make specialty socks and laces for iconic footwear. 

 The cabinet is made of sapele, wenge trim and hard rock figured maple. I also made a tower for their traveling sales show. It packs in an overhead suitcase, comes apart and assembles easily. 

 And where is this cabinet going? NYC!


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