The complete collection
Numbered editions · Made to order
Collection
Every piece we currently produce, in one continuous index.
Nothing here is held in stock. Each object is made to order in a numbered edition by the workshop that developed it, with a lead time of ten to sixteen weeks. Dimensions, timbers, stones and finishes can be specified — the geometry cannot.
Seating
Halden Lounge Chair
- Material
- Solid oak, undyed wool
- Year
- 2023
A low, wide chair built from four thick oak members and a single suspended seat. The frame is left unfinished on its inner faces so the grain records how the timber was cut, while the outer surfaces are soaped by hand. Edition of 24.
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Tables
Meridian Dining Table
- Material
- Solid European walnut
- Year
- 2021
A 62 mm walnut top carried on two monolithic legs set well inboard, so the table appears to float clear of the floor. Boards are matched from a single log; the end grain is left proud and hand-sanded. Made to length.
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Lighting
Column Floor Light
- Material
- Brushed steel, opal glass
- Year
- 2024
A single drawn steel column carrying a hand-blown opal cylinder, weighted in the base with cast iron. At its lowest dimmed setting it reads as a lit line rather than a lamp. Edition of 40.
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Tables
Vein Side Table
- Material
- Honed Roman travertine
- Year
- 2022
One cylinder of travertine, cut across the bed so the open pores draw a horizontal line around the body. Honed rather than polished, so it holds light softly and takes a fingerprint without showing it. Edition of 30.
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Seating
Ridge Bench
- Material
- Carved storm-felled elm
- Year
- 2022
Cut from a single length of storm-felled elm and hollowed along its spine with an adze before finishing. Each bench follows the log it came from, so no two are dimensionally identical. Unique pieces, numbered in sequence.
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Lighting
Aperture Wall Light
- Material
- Patinated brass, frosted glass
- Year
- 2023
A shallow brass disc set 40 mm off the wall, throwing light upward and down in two soft arcs. The brass is left unlacquered and will darken unevenly around the hand. Edition of 60.
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Storage
Kettil Shelving System
- Material
- Blackened steel, solid oak
- Year
- 2020
A demountable frame of 12 mm blackened flat bar with oak shelves that rest on machined pins — no fixings, no visible hardware. Configurable in bays of 900 mm and extendable years after the first order.
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How an edition works
From enquiry to delivered object
Ordering a piece is a conversation with the studio, not a transaction with a warehouse.
- 01
Enquiry & specification
We discuss the room, the intended use and the material. You receive a specification sheet, a drawing and a firm price.
- 02
Material selection
For timber and stone pieces we photograph the actual boards or blocks reserved for your edition number before cutting begins.
- 03
Production
Ten to sixteen weeks in the workshop, depending on the piece. You are sent progress photographs at two agreed stages.
- 04
Delivery & care
Crated and delivered across Europe by a specialist art handler, with a care card and a small tin of the finish used.
Notes
Editions
& Care
Practical detail on numbering, variation and the long life of a piece.
Numbering
Every object carries its edition number, workshop stamp and year of production on an unseen face. When an edition closes it is not reopened, and we do not produce unnumbered variants.
Natural variation
Timber, stone and hand-blown glass vary between pieces. Colour, figure and veining shown in photographs are indicative; the material reserved for your piece is always shown before cutting.
Repair, not replacement
Our finishes are chosen so surfaces can be brought back rather than stripped. We hold drawings and offcuts for every edition and service our pieces indefinitely.
Enquiries
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full index
Specification sheets, dimensions, finish options and current lead times are sent on request to private clients, architects and galleries.