Traditional and contemporary techniques and materials come together in an amalgamation of the traditional Japanese display cabinet.
These serving Platters have a gap for your tumb, so you don’t get your digit in the gravy.
Solid oak pedestals inspired by the classical ancient Doric column
The Solar table was designed to reflect light. The bevels are designed to trick the eye and change form as you move round to different perspectives.
The Lunar floor lamp plays on the idea of perspective. Its legs are designed to look as if they defy gravity. They lift the eye and seem to float off the ground. The shade gives off a cool, calm light, reminiscent of a full moon.
The Stellar mirror’s main theme is reflection. The irregular bevels of the mirror and the frame give an illusion of a star’s glinting and flickering light. The bevels refract the light and you will see the spectrum split - much as you see the flickering colours of stars in the night sky.
Chopping board based on the divide symbol.
(If we do say so our self).
