Artist Benjamin Rollins Caldwell’s Furniture At BRC Designs

I love all kinds of art and the next artist is cool. Furniture doesn’t really excite me because it is just…furniture. But BRC Designs has something different and I think you will find this furniture is a far cry from ordinary or boring.

Benjamin Rollins Caldwell said, “Design and Conceptualization has always come naturally to me. Luckily, its also something that excites me. My operation is a modern studio furniture company that uses the skill and expertise of multiple craftsmen from different backgrounds. BRC Designs makes limited edition objects, one-of-a-kind pieces, and custom materials from the inception of the idea. For me, the physical act of making an object is just as important as the cognitive evolution of the concept.”

I am very intrigued by Benjamin Caldwell’s creativity because it is so eclectic. I can so relate! He said, “Typically I have five to ten pieces in process at the same time and up to twenty concepts that I am developing; therefore, when I am in the studio working on a piece and come to a point where I need to make a design decision or need a break, I can simply move across the room and focus on a different project.” THAT is exactly what I do when I am writing a post or designing a blog. By changing from one project to the next, I seem to get a new surge of creativity in my thoughts and words.

I think you will agree that his artistic furniture pieces are FAN-TASTIC!

Soda Cans Table

Label Whore Chair

Capped Out Bowl

Deuces Wild Chair

Jeans Pockets Rug

Suspended Birdseye Bed

Binary Low Table

Abc123 Blocks Chairs

Spineless Book Chair

Spider Chair

Did you like the art by Benjamin Rollins Caldwell at BRC Designs? Yeah, I told ya’ that you would love it! Write this on your calendar today… The Redhead Riter is always right. (laughing my head off) 😀 Okay, that was your chuckle for the day too. 😉

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