One-off furniture designed from existing material, yours, your client's, or sourced by me. Every piece goes back to its structure and gets rebuilt: proportion, load path, use and colour decided again from zero, finished to spec in 2K PU satin. One person from drawing to delivery.
Catalogue furniture repeats itself. Gallery work sits behind glass. This is neither: one commissioned object, built to carry a specific room.
What you hire is the design decision. An artist and furniture designer working in existing material, not a workshop finishing someone else's drawing.
Colour is treated as structure. It sets the hierarchy and weight of the object, and gets drawn at the same moment as the form.
The practice needed side tables for three treatment rooms. Present in the room without competing with it.
I visited before drawing anything and measured each room. Then I built all three from material left over from earlier commissions: walnut veneer, bendable ply, MDF, and one table pulled from a limited series. Each table follows the proportions of its own room rather than a catalogue page.
A 1960s Lübke base, rebuilt as a dining table. The cobalt runs across the top and the base without a break, so the object reads as one mass instead of a surface resting on legs. That is what lets it hold a loud room instead of disappearing into it.
It stands in the home of an interior designer now, in a room it was never drawn for. A piece with its own structure does not need the room built around it.
Come and see the work and the finish in person, an hour is enough. Or take the guide: two projects, what I take on, prices and lead times.
