2010

Limited edition of 6 + AP

Zelouf & Bell’s Cocteau Cocktail Cabinet in vivid purple tay features a bold graphic inlay in black bolivar with mother of pearl and polished aluminium door pulls on a piano black tiered base, tipped with chrome ball feet. Custom double hinges allow the doors to completely fold back to reveal the pale pink bird’s eye maple interior and Schiaparelli pink stone bar top. The top of the cabinet’s oil-filled rotary damper allows it to fall slowly closed. Hand rubbed satin lacquer finish. Available in a selection of materials/finishes/dimensions.

W34” (86cm) x D17.75” (45cm) x H65” (165cm)

Photos by Roland Paschhoff

2010

Limited edition of 3 + AP

A key piece in zelouf+BELL’s Found collection, the Larder is a traditionally made cabinet in solid European oak, with a hand cut stencil graphic by Dublin-based artist/activist Will St. Leger. The figures (based on sculptor Rowan Gillespie’s 1997 Famine Memorial bronzes at Custom House Quay) are shanghaied by St. Leger with the introduction of a bag of groceries from Fallon and Byrne (a Dublin gourmet food emporium) into the gaunt arms of one figure, a tiny trophy dog in the other. In commissioning St. Leger to spray paint the graphic on their Larder, zelouf+BELL create a kind of shroud of Turin, the ghostly pair emerging from the wood, from the distant past of the Great Irish Famine and the not so distant past of the Celtic Tiger. The Larder raises questions about how we Irish perceive ourselves, and who we really are. As an object of desire, the Larder is the ultimate food store; superbly made using traditional techniques, with a hand rubbed oil finish, the Larder features a brilliantly concealed handle. When the Larder’s expensively hinged doors open out, the viewer/supplicant is embraced by the promise of plenty. The emaciated figures clutching their incongruous booty disappear from view, blotted, for a moment, from our collective memory. In European oak, with concealed handles, adjustable height shelves and rails. Hand rubbed oil finish.

W47” (120cm) x D23.5” (60cm) x H78.75” (200cm)

Photo by Roland Paschhoff

2013

Unique piece

A D-ended, wall-mounted cabinet with curved doors in selected pinstriped veneer, punctuated by a backlit stained glass panel in a black and white palette by Irish artist Peader Lamb.

L78.75” (200cm) x D17.75” (45cm) x H19.75” (50cm)

Photo by Roland Paschhoff

Limited edition of 12 + AP

Obelisk drinks cabinet in silvery ripple tanganika, with polished aluminium detail. Plenty of stylish storage for booze and cocktail glasses, without taking up a lot of floor space. Hand rubbed, matte lacquer finish. Available in custom sizes and materials; hand rubbed satin lacquer finish.

Photo by Roland Paschhoff

2015

Unique piece

Zelouf & Bell’s Sakura Key cabinet in quarter cut wenge is a hall piece designed to house keys, sunglasses and mail. Custom glass panel in a cherry blossom motif: mouth-blown, acid-etched, hand-engraved cherry blossom motif glass, cased in white crystal opalescent glass, with LED dimmable lighting. Hand rubbed oil finish.

W35.5” (90cm) x D3.5” (9cm) x H16” (40.5cm)

Photo by Roland Paschhoff

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Embassy of Ireland Residences, Ottawa, Lisbon and The Hague

With bronze panels by Irish sculptor Mark Ryan.

Photo by Roland Paschhoff

Embassy of Ireland Residence, Beijing

Embassy of Ireland, Brussels

Get up close and personal with your objets d’art. Zelouf & Bell’s Causeway Display Cabinet was first commissioned by the Department of Foreign Affairs for the Embassy of Ireland Residence, Beijing to display contemporary Irish craft. Bog oak, ripple sycamore, acrylic, LED lighting, with hand rubbed satin lacquer finish.

Maximum H47.25” (120cm)

Photo by Roland Paschhoff

2013

Unique piece

A strictly playful piece, the Zigzag cabinet was commissioned to house a flatscreen tv, riffing on the client’s Jonathan Adler rug. The front of the cabinet features two bi-fold doors, concealing the flat screen, on an extendable arm, allowing the tv can be pulled out and angled. The bi-fold doors open with a concealed groove/finger pull. The lower section features two grey ripple sycamore zigzag doors, which open by touch mechanism, with adjustable height shelving. The interior of the lower section and shelf is in dusky pink timber. The top of the cabinet has a secondary surface in a creamy yellow gloss lacquer.

W35.5” (90cm) x D15.75” (40cm) x H55” (140cm)

Photo by Roland Paschhoff

Information on request

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2001

Unique piece

Embassy of Ireland Residence, Tokyo

Information on request

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2009

Embassy of Ireland Residence, Ottawa

Information on request

Photo by Peter Fritz