watercolor paper cabinet(OF005)

This cabinet isn’t for brushes or paints — It’s built for watercolor, from paper to finished piece.

Its structure follows the process, divided into three functional zones.

At the bottom: a row of wide, shallow drawers to keep unused paper flat and organized. Sheets are stored by type and weight, protected and easy to access.

In the middle: a hinged slanted lid opens to form a temporary work surface — a place to sort, stack, trim, or test before painting.

On the left side: a fold-down stainless steel rack for wet paintings. Fresh work can dry here without taking up the drafting table. Once dry, the rack folds back flush against the cabinet — tidy and out of the way.

Up top: vertical slots behind a glass door hold finished pieces. Standing the paintings prevents them from sticking or creasing, a quiet safeguard against rare but irreversible damage.

That’s the logic:

Paper clearly sorted.

Sheets freely laid out.

Wet work gently dried.

Finished art properly archived.