Twenty-four pieces from our workshop, in four families. Each one can be built again to your size, wood and finish. Choose one to start a commission.
Sofas, lounge chairs and benches on solid frames, built to sit in for decades.
Moss velvet on a teak frame, deep-seated and low-slung for long afternoons.
The sofa's smaller sibling, with a teak arm wide enough for a cup.
A sculpted walnut dining chair with a soft moss bouclé seat.
A hand-corded seat on a slim walnut frame, for a hallway or the end of a bed.
Square-armed and generous, upholstered in a brushed umber weave.
A rounded bouclé shell on four walnut legs. It holds you like a cupped hand.
Dining, coffee and side tables in walnut and oak, finished by hand.
A solid oak top on tapered legs that holds its own next to anything.
One long walnut top on two block legs, seating eight without trying.
A narrow black oak console on splayed legs, for the wall behind a sofa.
Two round tables, one walnut and one caned, that tuck together.
A round walnut dining table on a turned pedestal, with room for every knee.
Cabinets and sideboards with cane and fluted fronts, for the things worth keeping.
Walnut and brass frame a woven cane front: storage that doesn't apologise for being seen.
Ribbed oak sliding doors bring texture to a long, quiet form.
Black oak and natural cane on tapered legs, the darkest thing in a pale room.
Tall walnut and clear glass, for the things you would rather look at than put away.
A long oak unit that keeps the wires out of sight and the room calm.
Vessels, baskets and lamps to finish a room, made by the people we work beside.
Preserved moss and carved leaves in a walnut frame. It never needs water.
Three hand-thrown vessels in clay, sage and stone. Made singly or as a set.
A terracotta base under a linen shade, for the warm end of the evening.
Three hand-woven jute baskets, for blankets, logs or whatever is on the floor.
A heavy cable-knit throw in undyed oat wool, with a knotted fringe.
A walnut bowl turned from a single offcut, so nothing from the bench is wasted.























