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Exposure Cabinet
Exposure Cabinet
Exposure Cabinet
Exposure Cabinet
ÆTHER/MASS

The Maker

ÆTHER/MASS

Antwerp , Belgium

Objects Where Function And Meaning Converge

ÆTHER/MASS is a Brussels-based design practice founded in 2022 by Davy Grosemans. Rooted in a belief in deep collaboration between designer and artisan, the practice explores what becomes possible when conceptual vision meets mastered craftsmanship.

It emerged from an understanding of collaboration not as a division of labour, but as a shared act of creation. At its core lies the alliance between designer and maker — an exchange that expands possibility by drawing on skills refined through years of dedication.

“Since I don’t have my own workshop, I never start from the material itself. The development of a concept leads automatically to a material.”

ÆTHER/MASS
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Exposure Cabinet €4,340


The Exposure Cabinet is a tall cabinet made from solid oak, raised on four slender legs. The proportions emphasize verticality and balance, giving the object a light presence despite its solid construction.

The front panels are integrated into the structure and remain permanently open. Rather than functioning as doors, they act as fixed elements that define the cabinet’s opening and interior.

By removing the ability to close the cabinet, storage is kept visible and accessible. The object is reduced to its essential components, focusing on structure, proportion, and material rather than mechanism.

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Exposure Cabinet €4,340
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  • Dimensions

    H: 180 W: 88 D: 53 cm
  • Materials

    Solid European Oak
  • Customizations

    Variations in types of wood and finishes are possible upon request

ÆTHER/MASS, Objects Where Function And Meaning Converge

ÆTHER/MASS is a Brussels-based design practice founded in 2022 by Davy Grosemans. Rooted in a belief in deep collaboration between designer and artisan, the practice explores what becomes possible when conceptual vision meets mastered craftsmanship.

It emerged from an understanding of collaboration not as a division of labour, but as a shared act of creation. At its core lies the alliance between designer and maker — an exchange that expands possibility by drawing on skills refined through years of dedication.