As a rocking dining chair, this sculpture questions good behaviour and eating without making a mess. With its curved runners, it adapts to physical movements, providing a high level of comfort. The sculptural chair is a playful innovation of the captain chairs, featuring a saddled seat and a hand-cut surface.

This table is for those who need a desk at which to write and think. It has an extension of the surface on which books can be placed. The table legs feature carved ash leaves. Every table in the series is different, just as diverse thinkers are all different, too.

This is an office chair with five legs. People who sit a lot need a stable base. The odd number of legs also fuels the thought processes of the person sitting on this chair sculpture.

This four-legged wide chair with a backrest has no upholstery, and is therefore presented by the artisan as 'topless'.

This three-legged sculpture is part of a series in which a seating object depicts a person’s portrait. This one is inspired by a stool that stood in the parental home of the science fiction author James Tiptree Jr. aka Alice B. Sheldon. On the surface, a quotation from Sheldon's biographer, Julie Phillips, is inscribed.