Transforming green oak branches into a prototype furniture piece, BespOak demonstrates how the natural irregularity of timber can be a design opportunity rather than a constraint. Developed through the Architectural... read more →
Inspired by the twisting forms of roots and branches, the Kontur Series reveals the rich colour and grain of yellow birch through sculptural carving and thoughtful craftsmanship. The collection, comprising... read more →
Transforming a disused domestic fireplace into a place of reverence, this sculptural white ash mantelpiece offers a celebration of new life in all its forms. The carved surround creates a... read more →
Pushing the boundaries of steam-bent construction, the Karyo Rocking Chair exudes lightness and flexibility. Made from fast-growing ash, this perfectly proportioned, symmetrical form offers a fun, sprung seat. The frame... read more →
A Forest Datum is a physical manifestation of an imaginary line drawn between the forest and the sea, ending at the Jurassic Coast 12.5km south. It contracts the verticality of... read more →
This majestic 20-seat banqueting table honours the natural beauty of a felled ancient oak tree, providing a centrepiece for a Grade I-listed country house in West Yorkshire. With a minimalist... read more →
Exploring concepts of repair and care in design practice, this series of works is inspired by techniques used in Japanese restoration of historical wooden architecture. The ‘Tsugiki’ furniture pieces are... read more →
Responding to the corporeal qualities of wood as a once living, growing material, this sculptural chair navigates the affinity between the beautiful and the grotesque. Carved from solid ash, the... read more →
These bespoke benches, made for the National Portrait Gallery, offer a contemporary take on the Victorian-era love/conversation seat. Designed to allow viewing of the paintings from both directions, the benches... read more →
Created from black-stained maple, the Communion table celebrates the act of making the West African staple dish fufu and reimagines the process as a shared performance. Designed for the preparation... read more →
Using a colourful array of seventeen different native and UK-grown woods, this engaging and playful project combines two passions: furniture and music. With an emphasis on finding narrative through material... read more →
Incorporating the spherical and curving forms found in the study of planetary bodies and their cycles, the Axis table draws on influences of the monumental architecture of the Bronze Age.... read more →