This magazine rack is made from one piece of felt folded on itself creating four pockets to hold magazines, notebooks and books in. The buttons hold the shape in place with a flexible cord so that it can expand to accommodate for more items.
These lights are made with upcycled wood making each collection of lamps unique. The pieces are made from identically cut pieces of wood creating the canonical form. They can lie on their side, stand on their legs or hang from the ceiling. Each lamp is modular, so it can be used for multiple purposes.
These bracelets are made with upcycled wood making each collection of bracelets unique. They are made from four identical pieces joined together and shaped. These pieces can be worn as a bracelet or hanging from a chain like a pendant on a necklace.
The Barnacle Chair is a part of a larger collection of pieces that are made from a method called coopering. This process creates an connacle form from identically cut pieces – allowing for minimal waste of material. The ambiguous shape allows for someone to dictate how they want to sit or use the piece.
This piece is an upholstered stool that can be sat on in various ways. A person can straddle the seat while working on laptop sitting on the larger bulbous volume or sideways to put on a pair of shoes.
These stools are a part of a larger collection of pieces that are made from a method called coopering. This process creates an connacle form from identically cut pieces – allowing for minimal waste of material. The form allows the pieces to nestle together in various ways and create even more unique forms fulfilling multiple functions: seating, a shelf and magazine rack or they can be stacked away.
The Twin Lights are a part of a larger collection of pieces that are made from a method called coopering. This process creates an connacle form from identically cut pieces – allowing for minimal waste of material. The patterned latticework allows for ease of movement. These lights lean along a wall for support, but can also sit with their arms on the floor, illuminating spaces with an interesting play of light and shadow.