A better Taboret is now available in two options–Deluxe Studio Edition AND the *NEW* Academy Edition
This compact taboret is the perfect choice for the artist with limited space!
Sleek and minimalistic, this compact design is handcrafted entirely from 3/4″ solid wood including the front of the table made from solid oak or knotty alder. Built with the best quality in mind, this heavy duty taboret will stand up to any kind of use. More than just a storage cabinet, this beautiful piece of furniture will brighten up any studio.
A better Taboret is mounted on casters (front-locking) for mobility.
The large top work area includes a 23.5″x 23.75″ glass palette. The bottom of the palette is covered with a neutral gray vinyl coating for accurate color mixing. Notches along the back edge of A better Taboret provide an area for holding wet brushes.
With removable dividers (two sizes included) the top three drawers are designed to hold paint tubes and are versatile enough to hold any kind of storage you need. A single drawer can hold as many as 40 tubes of paint (40ml).
Built from solid 3/4” wood for durability and longevity, a pull-out tray increases the amount of available work area in A better Taboret.
Designed by an artist with innovative features exclusive to this taboret, A better Taboret is the perfect choice for any serious artist!
Specifications:
Overall Dimensions–25.25″ Width | 25.25″ Depth | 31.75″ Height
Glass Palette–23.75″ Width | 23.75″ Depth
Pullout Tray–22.5″ Width | 24.25″ Depth
(3)Drawer Dimensions (Inside)–21.25″ Width | 22″ Depth | 2.5″ Height
(1)Drawer Dimensions (Inside)–21.25″ Width | 22″ Depth | 7″ Height
items included:
(1) glass palette
(8) wood (solid oak) drawer dividers
(75) 4.5″ wood (birch) drawer dividers
(30) 7″ wood (birch) drawer dividers
(4) wheel casters (2 locking)
$1199.00 + Shipping (& Tax if located in UT)
Available in two colors–Natural (Golden Oak) and Dark (Dark Walnut)
A better Taboret (Deluxe Studio Edition)
This custom built studio taboret is as good as it gets!
With a sleek minimalistic design, this taboret is built from solid wood for strength and aesthetics. It is mounted on casters (front-locking) for mobility. The layout includes a large top work area, including a 23.5″x 23.75″ glass palette, which makes this taboret is as practical as it is beautiful. The hinged cover opens to reveal compartments to store items such as a phonebook (for wiping brushes), misc items (such as paper towels, painting knifes, pencils etc.), mediums cups as well as an are that will store two brush cleaning tanks. The inside of the hinged cover has notches to rest wet brushes while the cover is open. Notches are also located on the back edge of the taboret for resting additional wet brushes. When not in use, the cover closes to conceal the work compartments to keep mediums and mineral spirits from evaporating or drying up as well as hiding these areas for a clean, pleasing look. The right cupboard of the taboret contains a large garbage can in a pull-out tray that fully extends from the taboret for easy garbage removal. A hole above allows easy access to the garbage can while working. A slide-out cover opens and closes to completely conceals the garbage can when not in use.
The taboret contains 4 spacious drawers for storing paints and supplies. The top three drawers are designed specifically to hold paint tubes. (Of course, they can hold whatever you want!) These drawers contain removable dividers (included) allowing you to completely customize the configuration of the compartments in each drawer to your needs, including being able to store different paint tube sizes in the same drawer. A single drawer can be configured to hold as many as 40 tubes of paint (40ml).
This taboret also includes a pull out tray which increases the amount of work area available on this table. Hinged door compartments are located on either side of the drawers for additional storage. The left side contains shelving while the right side contains a cupboard with a full extension pull-out garbage can inside for easy removal of waste materials.
Built and designed by an artist with so many new and innovative features not found in any other taboret, this better taboret is the perfect choice for any serious, working artist!
Specifications:
Overall Dimensions–57.25″ Width | 25.25″ Depth | 31.75″ Height
(1)Hinged Cover–18.75″ Width | 19″ Depth | 1″ Height
Glass Palette–23.75″ Width | 23.75″ Depth
Pullout Tray–22.5″ Width | 24.25″ Depth
(3)Drawer Dimensions (Inside)–20.75″ Width | 22″ Depth | 2.5″ Height
(1)Drawer Dimensions (Inside)–20.75″ Width | 22″ Depth | 7″ Height
(L) Cupboard (w/Shelves)–15.25″ Width | 24″ Depth | 23.5″ Height
(R) Cupboard (w/Pull out Garbage Can)–9.5″ Width | 24″ Depth | 25.75″ Height
items included:
(2) brush canisters w/lids
(2) medium cups
(1) glass palette
(1) garbage can
(8) wood (solid oak) drawer dividers
(75) 4.5″ (aluminum) drawer dividers
(30) 7.5″ (aluminum) drawer dividers
(4) wheel casters (2 locking)
$4995.00 + Shipping (& Tax if located in UT)
Available in two colors–Natural (Golden Oak) and Dark (Dark Walnut)
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March 4th, 2011 at 7:25 am
I think its would perfect if you in stead of using all the silver aluminum used something with a gold or even cobber color instead that would compilmate the dark wood better.
But im also a just details man:)
March 4th, 2011 at 5:48 pm
Thanks for the great comment Leonard. I agree, gold or brass would accent the dark wood very well. But I chose the aluminum and silver hinges because they match the existing hardware on my cabinets in my studio. Plus, I don’t mind the look so, really, I think it’s a personal choice. The nice thing is–this is a custom cabinet so we can get you whatever color of hardware you want! Within reason, of course.
Best,
Casey
September 2nd, 2012 at 11:19 pm
Are these custom-built? I’m wondering about one with an integrated table-top easel in place of the watercolorist surface. Even without one, I may consider this and simply place it alongside a traditional easel, but if you *were* to add a top-integrated easel (and still beat the price fot eh Best Shawn’s Painting station), I’d choose this one in a heartbeat.
September 19th, 2012 at 5:00 am
Hi Matt, yes, each one of these taborets are hand-made and custom built to order. Although an integrated table-top easel would be a nice addition to the taboret, they were designed after the manner in which I work–placed alongside a traditional easel. I’d be happy to discuss with you the option of custom making a table-top easel for your taboret.
Casey