Pieces made in the studio.

A playful series of rounded terrazzo and glass objects.

Bonbon is the studio’s most playful series: dimensions that fit a single gesture of the hand, softened corners, and flecks of colour set into the material itself.

Stone and ceramic pieces bringing a pared-back language to the table.

Most serving pieces take up more of the table than they need. Here plates, trays and bowls are proportioned to stack, and to make room for one another on the table.

Small-scale pieces that earn their meaning in daily use, not as decoration.

A bowl, a bookend, a candleholder. The task of an object is not to fill a space but to remind you of the scale and the material already in it.

Repairable furniture made in solid timber and woven surfaces.

We design furniture to be taken apart and repaired years later. The life of a chair is the life of its weakest joint.

The series that carries the studio’s name: mirrors adding light and depth.

A mirror is the most economical way to widen a room. In this series the frame depth, the mounting height and the surface the reflection lands on are designed together.

Bronze and alabaster fittings producing reflected rather than direct light.

In a room the source of light should stay unseen and its effect should not. Our fittings mostly distribute light by bouncing it off a surface first.