Kakudo Stool

Kakudo StoolDerived from the Japanese word angle, the Kakudo stool uses the same in its design philosophy to achieve a minimal form factor. The concept plays with different angles in the design, producing an edgy and minimal look.

The circle that centres the room

A side table in oak laminate and MDF where the sea print appears on the drawer face — not across the entire surface

for the home that understands no object is too small to carry the most considered craft — and no table is complete without a piece that rewards the closer look

Noble Noir was designed for the second kind of room

Four open shelves

while wicker introduces the tactile richness and craft heritage of Indian making to the most personal piece in the room

while veneer carries the fine grain of honest timber across every visible surface

sleek metal legs and the contrasting in each shelf

The Darwin Bar Shelf was designed to be that moment

comfortable and absolutely fuss-free - watch this bench become a comfortable seating option wherever placed

the openness of form

for the home that values the hand of the maker as much as the name on the piece