Case Study
The Shoerack That Became the First Thing Guests Noticed
Raja had a growing family, a narrow foyer, and a shoe situation that had gotten out of hand. He wanted something that could hold 15–20 pairs, provide seating for putting shoes on, and not look like utility furniture.
The Pebble Shoerack was built around that brief. A black-and-gold epoxy river runs through the centre — the geological metaphor was intentional. The piece moves on lockable castors, so the entire entryway can be reconfigured for guests. The seating pad is removable.
Raja's note after delivery: “It's the first thing anyone asks about when they walk in.”
- Piece
- The Pebble Shoerack · 003
- Client
- Raja Majumder, Engineering Leader
- Challenge
- 15–20 pairs, seating, foyer aesthetics
- Solution
- Epoxy river top, castors, removable seat pad
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