We’ve seen some impressively luxe guitar cases out there recently, but nothing quite the new Infinity Case.
The brainchild of UK-based guitar maker/entrepreneur Kay Newport, the Infinity Case is a cabinet that utilizes mirrors and lighting to achieve an infinite repetition of the guitar on display.
Two versions of the Infinity Case are available: the Hardwood edition is made from solid wood with a traditional shellac finish, and is available in a range of woods, including oak, ash, walnut, cherry and sapele. According to Newport, sustainably-harvested homegrown timbers are employed when possible, but exotic woods can also be sourced.
The Fibreboard edition, meanwhile, is constructed of Medium Density fibreboard (MDF) that can be finished in a solid paint color (with a variety of hues on offer, from surf green and aztec gold to midnight purple and satinblack) or a range of real wood veneers.
Additionally, the interiors of the bespoke cases can be finished in a variety of options, including spray paint, real wood veneer, fabric and more.
The Infinity Case line is available from Kay John Guitars.
