Project · 2026 · Park Slope, Brooklyn
The White Oak Wardrobe.
The brief
A full wall of white oak. No handles, no hardware in sight.
Four wardrobe columns, each with a hanging section above and stacked drawers below. At the far end, an open bookcase in the same oak runs the full height of the wall. Every door has a full-height finger pull in solid white oak, cut into the door itself.
The LED strips are inside, mounted at the door hinge. When you open a door the interior lights up. Closed, you'd never know it was there.
The detail · Integrated finger pull
An eight-foot finger pull, cut from one piece of solid white oak.
From the inside · before the edge is covered
How the oak is set into the door. One solid piece, cut in. Once the edge is covered, the joint disappears.
The pull is a single length of solid white oak, cut into the door and fitted so the grain runs the full height without a break.
Every door in the wall is built the same way. The parts no one will ever see are finished to the same standard as the ones they will.
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