The Little Black Dresser is a fully functional piece of chic art furniture shaped like a dress. It hangs in your closet. Judson Beaumont is the Vancouver, British Columbia artist who designed the Little Black Dresser.
This is some of Beaumont’s newest work. Trend Hunter spotted his misbehaving home furnishings and his fantasy kids rooms on previous hunts (see related). The furniture maker has added several new pieces to his collection. Some, like the Little Black Dresser, are decidedly more well behaved than previous work, but as you can see from the gallery photos, Beaumont’s work still has plenty of sass.
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The Little Black Dresser is Fully Functional Art Furniture
Trend Themes
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