The Archive,
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Chair

Art Rocker

A functional rocking chair drawn from a Richard Artschwager sculpture, with the rocking motion carved from an otherwise austere volume.

Bench

Brace Bench

The bracing logic carried from chair to bench, reading as continuous structure from any angle. flexible but originally Intended as a dinning bench for two.

Chair

Brace Chair

A dining chair reduced to its structural grammar, named for the shear wall bracing system in architecture that determined its construction.

Chair

Brace Chair A

The Brace Chair returned with armrests, its constructive logic extended and resolved without ornament.

Chair

Brace Chair AC

A dining chair with armrests and cushions in pure Italian wool. Comfort introduced without softening the structural clarity of the piece.

Stool

Brace Stool

The Brace logic reduced to its smallest member, reducing the shear wall bracing principle to a single seated element.

Stool

Building Stool

A stool drawn from the logic of a small building rather than from the logic of furniture. The piece resolved as an architectural object.

Table

Corner Table

A small table designed to read correctly against a wall or beside a sofa. Asymmetry resolved as intention, not compromise.

Bench

Double Bench

One of the first pieces made and sold from the studio. Zigzag legs, equally geometric and playful, and a foundational form that informed everything after it.

Console

Five Points Console

Part of the Evolving Forms modular dining ensemble. Three tables in nine configurations, which reference Le Corbusier's Five Points of Modern Architecture.

Chair

End Table Chair

Seat plane extended to accommodate a notebook, a plate, a coffee. The chair's purpose multiplied, shifting from single function to hybrid object.

Pedestal

Entry Column

A pedestal conceived for an object that deserves height: a ceramic, a sculpture, a single book; or in the entry for everyday items.Reads as a column.

Table

Five Points Table (Large)

A dining table for eight to ten from the Evolving Forms series, three tables configurable in nine distinct arrangements.

Table

Five Points Table (Medium)

A dining table for six to eight from the Evolving Forms series, three tables configurable in nine distinct arrangements.

Chair

Flat Pack Chair

An architectural dining chair drawn from half a sheet of birch plywood and assembled without visible fasteners.

Table

Form Entry Table

A sculptural experiment refined. The form series in its original form. Six elements no fastenings visible, a first object encountered in a room.

Stool

Form Stool

A sculptural experiment refined. The Form series carried to its smallest piece. Six elements, no fastenings visible, a single seated gesture.

Shelving

Foundation Bookshelf

A free-standing bookshelf, resolved as a single load-bearing geometry and accessible from both sides. It is a freestanding piece that can carry the weight of a room.

Console

Foundation Console

A console that reimagines our foundational form to create a enclosure. It is a freestanding piece that can carry the weight of a room.

Bench

Free Plan Bench

A bench drawn from Le Corbusier's free plan, with legs positioned without hierarchy and every structural connection concealed.

Table

Goons Simple Table Dining Set

The Simple Table with four Flat Pack Chairs. Concealed structure on the table, exposed joints on the chairs, one material throughout.

Chair

J Arm Chair

Overlapping and intersecting planes resolve the joinery on this robust and well resolved chair.

Chair

Lounge Chair

Seat and back combined into a single compressed plane. A robust silhouette that reads slim from the side.

Table

M Console Table

A sculptural console resulting from the elevation of a step in our production process.

Stool

MM Stool

A compact sculptural stool, small enough to move and weighty enough to anchor a corner.

Stool

Original Stool

The first piece to come out of the studio. Every one since is templated directly from that original rather than from a drawing.

Table

Room Table

A table designed to occupy a room without dominating it. Reduced volumes, elevated plane, weight and form distributed tectonically.

Table

Simple Table

The premise was to arrive at a dining table with no elements removed and no elements added. The name describes the method.

Bench

Single Bench (grand)

An extended variation of the Single Bench (petit), designed to fit two. Simple, adaptable, and at home in any room.

Bench

Single Bench (Petit)

The Double Bench reduced to a single seat. The smallest member of the foundation family, intended for entries, rooms and thresholds.

Table

Spill Table (bi)

A low table with a free-form top, in two finishes that separate the planes without breaking the form.

Table

Spill Table (Uni)

A low cofee table of continuous curvature in a single unified finish, emphasising material consistency and formal restraint.

Console

Standard Console

One horizontal plane on two zigzag supports. The foundation of goons and the clearest example of how the studio builds.

Console

Striped Oak Console

The striping technique on a large console. Every stripe is scored and stained by hand, over weeks, in the atelier.

Pedestal

Totem 01

A vertical composition in stacked volumes, read as object or as pedestal depending on where it is or what it holds.

Console

Truss Console (Grand)

The Truss Console at room scale, made for a commission that needed the original larger. The structural diagram is the object.

Console

Truss Console (Petit)

The original of the two. Conceived on a whim during a photoshoot, from parts gathered around the studio. The structural diagram is the object.