The Wine Ceremony is a cabinet for the storage of wine bottles and glasses. This cube shaped piece with a glass framed door sits on a rectangular steel base. The lower third of the door is a thin board of tulipwood which shades the bottles from direct light. A soft internal lamp lights up the sapeli quarter sawn boards that make up the back of the cabinet.

The Lockdown Cabinet is a physical representation of oppressive emotions during the first Covid-19 lockdown: dovetails protruding from the top evoke some barbed wire; three drawers leaning backwards simulate a barricade; the side panels are arranged as boarded up doors. The drawers are locked and opened with a tricky mechanism and there is a little hidden box that is essential to the whole contraption.

The Burl Cube is a perfect symmetry, with two opposite sides that swivel open to unveil storing compartments. The outside faces of the cube reveal some walnut burl that is highlighted by thin ebony borders.

The Ceremony of Desires is a sculptural piece inspired by the many roads one will walk in a life, and the dreams that come true. Eight vertical thin steel rods intersect with eight drawer boxes in a seemingly chaotic order. Each drawer opens differently and holds a piece of abstract painting inside. A magnetic key is needed to explore the different drawers.

Tea Box of Drawers is a small cube with nine drawers and nine hidden boxes, standing on a rotating tray. Tea bags can be kept all neat and organised via hidden magnetic stops and loose leaf tea can be stored in the boxes at the back.