ISA
Powder Coated Steel
Originally inspired by origami, this stool was crafted as though it were a sheet of paper with subtle folds that provide this seat both structural rigidity and comfort. Multiples are cut from a single piece of sheet steel in a process that produces minimal waste.
Powder Coated Steel
Originally inspired by origami, this stool was crafted as though it were a sheet of paper with subtle folds that provide this seat both structural rigidity and comfort. Multiples are cut from a single piece of sheet steel in a process that produces minimal waste.
CYBIL
Laminated Glass
Although a two-dimensional mirror, Cybil likes to pretend that she is three-dimensional. Selected for exhibition in 2009 at the Future
Perfect by The American Design Club.
Laminated Glass
Although a two-dimensional mirror, Cybil likes to pretend that she is three-dimensional. Selected for exhibition in 2009 at the Future
Perfect by The American Design Club.
EVA
American Black Walnut
Made from solid wood the V-shaped design of the bench forms a naturally solid structure that requires no additional bracing or cross support. The design results in a remarkably comfortable seat. Available in a variety of sustainable woods and finishes. Selected for exhibition in 2008 at Character by The American Design Club.
American Black Walnut
Made from solid wood the V-shaped design of the bench forms a naturally solid structure that requires no additional bracing or cross support. The design results in a remarkably comfortable seat. Available in a variety of sustainable woods and finishes. Selected for exhibition in 2008 at Character by The American Design Club.
MELISSA
Quartered White Oak & American Black Walnut
This piece was designed to perform the dual function of desk and dining table. The table features hidden drawers and detachable legs for efficient transportation. The piece was constructed from solid quartered white oak and American black walnut. All materials were locally and sustainably sourced, all finishes are water-based.
Featured in Materials Monthly, June 2008.
Quartered White Oak & American Black Walnut
This piece was designed to perform the dual function of desk and dining table. The table features hidden drawers and detachable legs for efficient transportation. The piece was constructed from solid quartered white oak and American black walnut. All materials were locally and sustainably sourced, all finishes are water-based.
Featured in Materials Monthly, June 2008.
MIRABELLE
Quartered White Oak
The design of the table follows a strict, yet simple, geometric scheme that creates both the form and structure. The wood is sustainably harvested in the U.S. and is finished with water-based products.
Selected for exhibition in 2008 by Design Within Reach “MODERN + DESIGN + FUNCTION” in New York City. Featured in World of Interiors of April 2009.
Quartered White Oak
The design of the table follows a strict, yet simple, geometric scheme that creates both the form and structure. The wood is sustainably harvested in the U.S. and is finished with water-based products.
Selected for exhibition in 2008 by Design Within Reach “MODERN + DESIGN + FUNCTION” in New York City. Featured in World of Interiors of April 2009.
JULIANA
Stainless Steel Rod and Bamboo Veneers
Doing more with less, this chair uses as little material as possible. Although visually rigid, the frame subtly flexes under the sitters weight, a motion akin to the movement of a rocking chair.
Featured in Art Review of December 2005.
Stainless Steel Rod and Bamboo Veneers
Doing more with less, this chair uses as little material as possible. Although visually rigid, the frame subtly flexes under the sitters weight, a motion akin to the movement of a rocking chair.
Featured in Art Review of December 2005.