Bill boxes for Voraz restaurant

The project

We made bill boxes for Voraz restaurant with a reddish dyed exterior and the restaurant’s name engraved on the lid. The work brought together the construction of the outer shell and inner frame with the opening mechanism, closure and finishes.

The outer shell was laser-cut and dyed to give it a more vivid colour. We incorporated a series of cuts to make the shell flexible, allowing the box to open and close. This detail is part of the object’s construction, rather than simply its outward appearance.

Inside, we made a bespoke frame, also laser-cut, and assembled its parts to fit the box. We then painted it black and glued it into place. The result contrasts the reddish exterior with the black frame revealed when the lid is opened.

We completed the box with a small magnet to keep it closed and engraved a phrase alongside the restaurant’s name. Production combined cutting, dyeing, assembly, painting, gluing and engraving in a tabletop accessory personalised for Voraz.

The black inner frame was made separately, assembled and glued inside the outer shell.

The cuts give the box flexibility, while a small magnet keeps it closed.

Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.