Six ways of living.
Eight original studies, each shown in four matched views.
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Seating
A continuous gesture around a quiet place to sit.
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Sofas
A low horizon of chalk-toned cushions.
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Tables
An elongated oval held by two curved planes.
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Tables
Three simple volumes, slightly out of alignment.
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Storage
Fine vertical rhythm interrupted by an open niche.
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Storage
An open framework organised by unequal pauses.
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Lighting
A shallow shade with a gently shifting edge.
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Living Objects
Three quiet silhouettes read as one composition.
Collection index
- Seating
The art of a single pause.
Individual places to sit, presented as studies in frame, cushion and negative space.
- Sofas
A lower, quieter horizon.
Shared seating composed through broad planes, measured rhythm and visual ease.
- Tables
Planes for daily rituals.
Dining and side-table studies exploring span, support and the space between objects.
- Storage
Order with room to breathe.
Cabinet and shelving compositions built around rhythm, intervals and open space.
- Lighting
Objects that hold attention.
A sculptural lighting study presented without technical or performance claims.
- Living Objects
Small forms, lasting impressions.
Decorative object studies that bring contour, colour and scale into focus.