Furniture

Project 3000

Project 3000 is a ground-breaking line of innovative furniture design. The furniture is created using recycled industrial metal, glass, and acrylic parts from airplanes, collector cars, and the like to elevate green design to render a clean, funky, and futuristic look.

The creators of these unique and functional works of art, Tomer Peretz and Eitan Shushan, started off as artists in their own right and as friends with a passion for introducing new modern art that will influence furniture and interior design for the next millennium.

Tomer Peretz is a painter and new modern artist in other mediums, as well. His passion for art began at a very young age in his home of Jerusalem. Following his service as an officer in the military, Tomer spent time traveling throughout South America and around the Globe, gaining influence from many, tying it in with his own experiences, and elevating it with his vision for a fresh, sexy, and stream-lined art.

Eitan Shushan is a jewelry designer, painter, and a high-end kitchen design specialist. Eitan spent four years trekking through India and, from the immersion in a strong and vibrant culture, was inspired to create and transform the mundane into interesting and intricate art.

Project 3000 is the next level of custom modern furniture and assembled only from high quality materials in the USA. Each piece is one of a kind and available to ship worldwide.

Written By: Ariela Ross

V6 Coffee Table

Blending dynamic design and unique functionality, this V6 Engine hardtop breathes the life into any modern living space. Featuring a base made of 100% tempered steel and coated with a non-acrylic neon orange finish, this is one engine that is sure to stand the test of time. With six cylinder bottle holders and a sleek matte tabletop, this piece will be the first topic to “speed” into every conversation.

Conference Table

This one of a kind conference table, created by Project 3000 co-founders Eitan Shushan and Tomer Peretz, combines industrial elements to become the featured meeting place of a construction company.

The process of idea flow and collaboration amongst a group is supported on this unique piece of furniture made from the same materials as a house’s frame.

Components of construction in this custom-made table include: recycled wooden beams (4” x 8”), custom metal brackets, an electrical circuit including working outlets, and the pièce de résistance, a custom glass table top (15’ x 5’) featuring a custom blue print design. (Ariela Ross)