Originals / The selected collection
Six design stories. Explore each piece through its form, its details and its relationship with the room. Finished photography and concept visualisations are identified alongside the work.
Soft contours, open frames and the rhythm of a gathered form.
Living / Seating
A conversation between curve and structure.
Rounded cushions sit within a strong, open frame. The softness of the upholstery and the more architectural outline are read together, giving the piece presence without closing off the room.
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Dining / Table
A wide canopy. A gathered centre.
A broad, round tabletop spreads above a closely pleated central base. Its outline is generous; the repeated vertical rhythm below brings the composition back to the centre.
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Living / Sofa
An open gesture, held in a continuous line.
The back sweeps out into turned arms, creating a sofa with an expressive profile. Soft folds, deep upholstery and dark accents give the design detail at both room scale and close range.
Explore the workExpressive timber and upholstery with a strong presence in the room.
Bedroom / Bed
A headboard that shapes the room.
Two upholstered wings rise around a sculpted timber centre. Deep purple tufting continues down to the bed frame, bringing the headboard, base and surrounding furniture into one strong composition.
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Study / Writing desk
A drawing carried into the grain.
Long, curved supports meet beneath a broad, flowing top. The polished timber follows the movement of the structure, giving the desk a continuous sculptural character from one end to the other.
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Interior piece / Counter
Furniture with an architectural presence.
A long timber surface rests above sweeping supports and dark inset panels. The contrast between the flowing frame and the darker fields gives the counter a clear silhouette within a richly detailed setting.
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