Woodturning is an exciting mix of traditional craft and modern wood design. The talented Hungarian designer Laszlo Tompa shapes the elements of his original wooden boxes and carefully glues them together. Each cube is an elegant synthesis of art and pure pragmatism, serving as both a decorative and practical object.
Woodturning – sculptural aesthetics and modern art
Optical illusion is the leitmotif, while symmetry and rotation are the guiding design principles. The form is defined by precise edges that focus attention on specific points. Laszlo Tompa developed the idea while designing corner tile elements. After 16 woodturning attempts he suddenly found something truly interesting. The basic cube shape was imaginatively interpreted in cherry wood. Through this work, Laszlo Tompa discovered his preference for solid wood. To learn more about the talented artist, you can visit his website.
Woodturning for practical purposes
Woodturning offers creative freedom, but it is not an easy craft. Some elements of the wooden box are made with CNC technology, while others are carved by hand. The entire surface is covered with ornaments, and this rich decoration requires considerable effort. The cube measures 40 x 40 x 40 cm and can be used for small objects or as an aesthetic home accessory, depending on your needs.
Finished wood art
Wood illustration – elegant in every detail
Three-dimensional art by Laszlo Tompa
The wooden box offers storage space and functional aesthetics
The design is also practical
Concrete representation of the wood
Hand carved details
Cube illusion – sculptural synthesis
Unique wooden home accessory
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