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Applied Design
Applied design is the application of craft to conceptual visualization. My design skills enable me to solve problems involving the marriage of form and function. I especially enjoy meeting with clients and helping them find design solutions that match their unique needs, lifestyles and dreams. My experiences in a broad range of materials (such as metals, wood, plaster, concrete, and stone) and processes enables to me translate concepts into a diverse sculptural language. Click on the examples below to browse full page images.
steel railing	wavy pot rack	wood and steel stair	angle view	looking up	range hood
concrete countertop	concrete countertop	kitchen island angle view	kitchen island	brick walkway	kitchen utility table

Furniture by Rob Licht My furniture typically incorporates elements of wood and steel. I prefer to use wood species indigenous to the region such as black walnut, cherry or maple. Sometimes I prefer hand hewn slabs over machine surfaced wood. My esthetic has been described as elegantly rustic; that is I develop clean lines and graceful curves yet avoid an overly polished or mechanically refined look. My works reflect an affinity for the human form and retain a tactile sensibility that lures the touch of the hand. All of pieces retain this sculptural sensibility while addressing the primary function of serving the specific user. Click on the examples below to browse full images.
bedside book shelf	bedside stand	office table	storage cabinet	walnut and steel table	trapezoid table	Stereo cabinet
chair	chair back detail	chair- looking down	chair- side view	sofa- front	sofa - rear quarter view