The Ribbon chair is a large sculptural wooden armchair, entirely made from solid blocks of arctic white maple timber, joined to create a single form. The seat, back and legs are a single continuous flowing surface with curves inviting the user to touch, sit and interact with the piece.

The Modus table has a double base cast in polished bronze and a timber top made from wenge with a fumed oak trim. Modus is a highly customisable, modular table system, comprising of simple coned cast metal bases to support a variety of sized and shaped tops.

The Manta table and chairs, here in fumed European oak, are a dining set consisting of the Manta chair and the Manta table. The chair gets its name from its resemblance to the manta ray and the table resembles a sleek vessel or surfboard.

The S chair is handmade to order in a variety of seating positions, timbers and finishes. It is an early piece by Tom Vaughan and one of his first explorations into flow and movement. The form arises directly from the flowing curves of a hand-painted letter S.

The Signature bench is a sculptural seating piece commissioned for a private collection in Zurich, Switzerland. This large, dark polished ribbon of cast bronze has a rhythmical fluid form, defying gravity like a frozen blurred moment of motion.