02 / 16 Layered timber form
Laminated Form
Profile & spacing
Selected work
Different styles, scales and materials. Curves, connections and surfaces reveal the making behind each form.
Flowing timber forms meet in a single pedestal. The challenge lies in coordinating each curve and its connection to the whole.
Interlaced organic supports
01 / FORM & FLOW
Sculptural silhouettes, flowing lines and changing contours. Different ways to give timber a sense of movement.
02 / 16 Layered timber form
Profile & spacing
03 / 16 Curved console
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
Double-curved transitions
A folded silhouette moves between concave and convex surfaces, with slender edges that sharpen the form.
05 / 16 Curved sideboard
Rounded corners & fine reveals
06 / 16 Sculptural writing desk
Pleated profiles & transitions
02 / STRUCTURE & ASSEMBLY
Folded geometry, repeated elements and precise connections. The form depends on how the parts come together.
07 / 16 Architectural dining table
Concentric components & alignment
08 / 16 Modular seating
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
Intersecting arch geometry
Repeated arches establish a structural rhythm, with each intersection contributing to the overall silhouette.
10 / 16 Mixed-material shelving
Suspension geometry & alignment
11 / 16 Asymmetric shelving
Offset shelves & rounded junctions
03 / SURFACE & MATERIAL
Open patterns, reflective layers and carved relief. Material character expressed through the treatment of a surface.
12 / 16 Openwork table
Pattern & internal edges
13 / 16 Mixed-material coffee table
Concentric alignment
14 / 16 Relief-carved timber panel
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
Continuous relief across fronts
16 / 16 Glass-inset table
Rotated profiles & glass seating
Made around your idea
Bring a reference, model or drawing, together with your dimensions, quantity and destination. We’ll review material, construction and the next steps.