The Căprior chair was handcrafted using traditional joinery. Every element of its construction is geared towards the wood's particularities and strength. The design process began by introducing the golden ratio into the drawing. The seat was carved to ensure a natural and relaxed seating position, its curvature inspired by ancient viaduct arches. The surface is flamed, painted with Indian ink and finished with natural oils and wax.

Height 79 cm

The Elm bench was handcrafted using traditional joinery. The design process started with a curved walnut slab which Cristian had kept in the shop for many years before knowing what to create from it. Butterfly inlays were used to prevent cracks expanding. The legs are made from ash wood for strength. The curved backrest is made from bent elm wood with turned spindles.

Height 45 cm
Length 160 cm
Depth 39 cm

This cabinet with sliding doors was designed with matching birch panels and hikite pulls. The dovetailed frame is made from ash wood and has a charred finish. The drawer pulls are hand hammered from brass and the frame has half-blind dovetail joinery. The walnut base has brass wire detail and the surface is finished with natural oils and wax.

Height 161 cm
Width 67 cm
Depth 45 cm

This table was handcrafted using oak wood reclaimed from stairs from an interwar house. After almost a year of staying outside in the rain and sun, the oak started turning grey, developing cracks. The legs were hand shaped from this splitting oak. The surface was then flamed, charred and finished with natural oils and wax.

Height 83 cm
Width 53 cm

This table was handcrafted using traditional joinery. The design is a reinterpretation of the traditional low round peasant table. Because Cristian had only one board of cherry, one leg is made of maple. Butterfly inlays were used to patch small cracks in order not to waste any material. The surface was finished with natural oils and wax.

Height 43 cm
Width 100 cm