This piece of furniture was designed and built on the basis of a canonical labyrinth. Multiple solid oak staircases that go up and down are reminiscent of the work of M.C. Escher. A glass cube protects the entire work.

This small cabinet in solid padauk is assembled by clipping, and without gluing. The flower of life motif on the pivot doors is hand carved, and is made with a natural oiled finish.

This wine cabinet for 100 bottles is made with solid oak sides and shelves with bottle holders. The bottle holders are made of blackened, laser-cut steel. The bottom is made with machined patterns. LEDs offer lateral lighting.

This stool is constructed from driftwood found on the shore of Lake Léman. The interior is filled with a blue epoxy resin casting. The carved and polished set contains an inlay of a small swimmer in the resin. The wood is stained and oiled.

This masterpiece is a tribute to Venice, the Serenissima. A map of Venice is inlaid in ebony on the doors. The facade of the Ca' d'Oro is reproduced in exact proportions, and a dreamlike, theatrical world is found inside with secret manipulations to access the hidden drawers.