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we are a custom cabinet shop in the NE of NJ serving the tri state area need a creative designer for 3-5 projects a week, book cases, wall units, kitchens, other custom projects

I'm working on a new project to design a 3 tier, metal, wine bottle merchandiser. 3-tier freestanding display rack Fits 6 bottles per tier – bottles are 293mm x 92mm (11-1/2” x 3-5/8”) Small/Med Footprint Shoppable from both sides would be nice, however, not a requirement Either metal or acrylic (open to other materials that will give a sleek, polished look) Clean lines, art deco inspired style The fixture will have 3 tiers, hold 6 bottles per tier (3 facings across the front x 2 deep). The fixture will need a 6" base plate to keep to FDA store requirements of all food/drink off the floor at 6". The approximate height will be 52" + a sign holder/sign channel that will allow the store to slide in a 5/16" thick plastic sign. The approximate side to side width will be 18" and the approximate back to front depth will be 15"

Home dining room chair. Done in 3d and STL format; also add renders for quick viewing. The chair will be 3d printed, so no metal or parts will move. Does not need a pad or fabric as this is 3d printed. You can put a pad, and fabric just makes sure it's not in the final STL file, but it can be in the render file for final looks. I am looking for designs that can not be easily reproduced. Art and character design or other methods built into the chair. Nice transitions from chair to design, so it's all in one. You can make it old style with lots of ancient design, add animals and base it off animals, or make it futuristic. Just keep dimensions to life-size proportions and usable in real life. Make sure this is something you would actually want to sit in. Chair design for spatial resolution between each piece will need to be no less than 0.75mm. Don't have samples to give. But an example design would be as follows. Horse chair Running horses in the back of chair both sides where your head would be. This would be 3d, so you can see horses from all sides. Transitions to a flat back of the chair for back to site comfy. The chair's back would have some kind of design engraved, maybe a barn or mountains. Design etched ongoing around the seat bottom. The legs of the chair would be horseshoes attached together 4 in a row that gives stability and structure to it. This would then transition down to a horse hoof for the bottom of the leg. This is just an example of one. Another example would be a tree base of the chair with roots, a trunk coming up, and branches making the chair. Keep it unique, and the design should be close to real-life looking if it's an animal or object or anything else. This means not flat objects round them out and makes them real-life-looking. The design can be anything long as it is 3d molded and something not done today. Again when I say 3d, I mean if you make an animal, I don't want flat parts. I want it to look like the animal is coming out of the chair. The design needs to be natural-looking. Needs to be functional for real life as well. You need to sit in it and be proportional to an actual chair.

We're looking to find a design that best demonstrates the 2D drafting, 3D modeling and rendering capabilities of CMS IntelliCAD CAD Software and Artisan Render for IntelliCAD. We're looking for a deck chair design that also can be transformed as a sun lounger or outdoor table.

I'd like to build 'built-in' bookshelves/bookcase units to flank my fireplace mantel. The mantel is original to the house (1924) and I'd like to preserve the design and carry over a few elements into the new units. 1) Primary objective/requirement is for the units to blend in with the mantel , or otherwise compliment it. I want the wall to be a focal point of the room. 2) I'm open to incorporating new design elements in the bookcases/bookshelves, provided it works with elements of the mantel design. 3) id like to pick up at least one of the characteristic elements of the mantel (j-curve on outside or the pillar detail just under the mantel. 4) will consider various heights/styles for the units. Design considerations might include bookcase units with a top/surface matching the height of the mantel, a bookcase/shelve unit with a counter/open shelf typical counter height, or a floor-to-ceiling (or lower) shelving unit w lower cabinets.