Arianna is a fully veneered wall cabinet paying tribute to the Japanese technique called kumiko. The decorative pattern conveys strength and beauty but it also hides a secret drawer that can be opened even when the cabinet is closed.

This is a reproduction of the Tage Frid three legged stool, crafted in American black walnut, with ebony details. The creator of this iconic seat that includes a myriad of technical challenges was inspired by a rodeo seat, where a person can comfortably sit facing both forwards and backwards.

This jewellery box, simple and solid on the outside, showcases the accuracy of veneer work. The selection of leaves and patterns to achieve the veneer needs to be made spot on, in order to have a full wrapped-around effect. The internal top and bottom panels have sunburst decorations.

This wall library is made of Slavonian oak boards, with a maple kumiko panel on one side and fumed oak for the bottom of the two drawers on the other side. The natural imperfections of the wood are integrated in the design and they intentionally pay tribute to the shortage of wood supply during the recent pandemic.

Inspired by Japanese wabi-sabi philosophy, based on the acceptance of impermanence and imperfection, the live edge bench has an oak slab with cracks for the seat. It is stabilised and decorated with American walnut butterfly inlays which prevent the cracks from deepening.