Selected work

Many forms.
One craft.

Different styles, scales and materials. Curves, connections and surfaces reveal the making behind each form.

16 works / Form, structure & surface
01 / 16Sculptural dining table

Flowing timber forms meet in a single pedestal. The challenge lies in coordinating each curve and its connection to the whole.

Making focus

Interlaced organic supports

01 / FORM & FLOW

Shaped by the curve.

Sculptural silhouettes, flowing lines and changing contours. Different ways to give timber a sense of movement.

02 / 16 Layered timber form

Laminated Form

Making focus

Profile & spacing

03 / 16 Curved console

Ribbon Console

Making focus

Continuous curvature

Curved sections, grain direction and surface transitions are considered together. Machining access and any detail sample are reviewed for the design.

04 / 16 Sculptural timber form

Sculpted Fold

Making focus

Double-curved transitions

A folded silhouette moves between concave and convex surfaces, with slender edges that sharpen the form.

05 / 16 Curved sideboard

Rounded Continuity

Making focus

Rounded corners & fine reveals

06 / 16 Sculptural writing desk

Pleated Desk

Making focus

Pleated profiles & transitions

02 / STRUCTURE & ASSEMBLY

The whole, in its parts.

Folded geometry, repeated elements and precise connections. The form depends on how the parts come together.

07 / 16 Architectural dining table

Stacked Pedestal

Making focus

Concentric components & alignment

08 / 16 Modular seating

Contoured Assembly

Making focus

Repeated curved components

Repeated profiles are coordinated through spacing, joint details and assembly sequence. Handling, packing and any part divisions are agreed with the brief.

09 / 16 Architectural timber form

Arc Structure

Making focus

Intersecting arch geometry

Repeated arches establish a structural rhythm, with each intersection contributing to the overall silhouette.

10 / 16 Mixed-material shelving

Suspended Rhythm

Making focus

Suspension geometry & alignment

11 / 16 Asymmetric shelving

Balanced Forms

Making focus

Offset shelves & rounded junctions

03 / SURFACE & MATERIAL

Detail makes the difference.

Open patterns, reflective layers and carved relief. Material character expressed through the treatment of a surface.

12 / 16 Openwork table

Perforated Surface

Making focus

Pattern & internal edges

13 / 16 Mixed-material coffee table

Infinite Oval

Making focus

Concentric alignment

14 / 16 Relief-carved timber panel

Carved Topography

Making focus

Variable-depth relief

Relief depth, edge quality and grain are reviewed alongside colour, sheen and touch. Detail or finish samples can be agreed before production.

15 / 16 Relief-front sideboard

Wavefront Cabinet

Making focus

Continuous relief across fronts

16 / 16 Glass-inset table

Helical Layers

Making focus

Rotated profiles & glass seating

Made around your idea

What shall we
make possible?

Bring a reference, model or drawing, together with your dimensions, quantity and destination. We’ll review material, construction and the next steps.

A starting point

A drawing.
A 3D file.
An idea worth exploring.

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