Furniture
Timeless shapes, elaborate functions.
Handmade furniture that stays for a lifetime
When Stefan Fink finished first pieces of furniture, they were all for himself, carpentered manually to his own high standards. No matter how long it took him, his attention was on the careful choice and the treatment of the woods as well as on aspects of sustainability, and functionality. We can sense the spirit of Bauhaus and Zen philosophy in Fink's work. His masterly craft ignores fast, fugacious design trends in favour of reduced, timeless shapes.
When contemplating a piece of Fink furniture, the emotional properties prevail. The feel of the wood surface, refined joints and details, an omnipresent dialogue between furniture and human.
Fink still enjoys making furniture like in the first days, yet the emphasis of his work is on writing utensils today. Therefore, those who would like to commission a piece of furniture from Fink will have to be prepared for a long, long waiting time. This time is needed for the woods to dry and also for visions to mature. Occasionally, this process, the cooperation between purchaser and carpenter, can lead to a friendship which may be sealed time and again. For instance over a Fink dining table.
When contemplating a piece of Fink furniture, the emotional properties prevail. The feel of the wood surface, refined joints and details, an omnipresent dialogue between furniture and human.
Fink still enjoys making furniture like in the first days, yet the emphasis of his work is on writing utensils today. Therefore, those who would like to commission a piece of furniture from Fink will have to be prepared for a long, long waiting time. This time is needed for the woods to dry and also for visions to mature. Occasionally, this process, the cooperation between purchaser and carpenter, can lead to a friendship which may be sealed time and again. For instance over a Fink dining table.
