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Collection 01 · Oak, stone, wool

Furniture for slower rooms.

Oak, travertine and wool, shaped into a short collection of pieces designed to be lived with for decades.

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Oak dining chairs around a stone-topped table on a fluted pedestal in warm late-afternoon sunlight, with open oak shelving behind
In the pictureColonna dining table, travertine

We design a few pieces each year. Every one begins with a material and the room it belongs in, and is refined until its proportions feel quiet.

01Collection

Six pieces for everyday rooms.

Seating, tables, light and storage in oak, wool, linen and stone. Prices are indicative for this concept.

06 pieces

Bouclé wool · Oiled oak legs

€2,180

Woven linen blend · Removable covers

€4,950

Solid European oak · Natural oil

€3,400

Glazed stoneware · Linen shade

€390

Solid walnut · Pale lacquered top

€3,150

Matte stoneware · Unglazed finish

€160

02Signature

Three pieces we keep returning to.

Larger, quieter pieces that anchor a room. Each one is built around a single idea.

Rounded ivory bouclé swivel chair on a seamless cream background

01 / 03

Orbit Swivel Chair

A low, rounded seat on a hidden swivel base. It turns toward the window, the fire or the conversation without being moved.

Materials
Bouclé wool · Concealed steel swivel
Dimensions
W 86 × D 80 × H 70 cm

€2,640 indicative

Two textured stoneware vases with bare branches on a sunlit windowsill beside linen curtains
Stoneware, linen and late sun: the palette the collection is built from.

03Approach

Fewer pieces, made to stay.

LUXE is a design concept for a small furniture studio. Each piece starts with one material and is drawn around what that material does well.

  1. 01

    Solid materials

    Oak, walnut, stone and wool, chosen for how they age rather than how they look on day one.

  2. 02

    Made to be kept

    Covers come off, oiled surfaces can be renewed, and parts can be replaced instead of the whole.

  3. 03

    Tested in real rooms

    Proportions are checked at full size, in daylight, before a finish is chosen.

Speckled stoneware bottle on a travertine shelf in a band of sunlight
Speckled stoneware on honed travertine.

04Materials

Material first.

Three materials define the collection. They are chosen for how they wear, and left honest enough to show it.

  • Hands marking a pale oak board with a pencil on a workbench covered in wood shavings

    Oak

    Oiled by hand

    European oak, finished with natural oil. It deepens slowly toward honey in daylight.

  • Row of travertine columns casting long shadows in low sunlight

    Travertine

    Honed, never polished

    Unfilled travertine keeps its pores and veins, so no two tops are the same.

  • Shadow of a plant falling across a draped sheet of natural linen

    Linen

    Washed and heavy

    Stonewashed linen for covers and shades. It softens with use and takes colour gently.

05Journal

Rooms, in daylight.

Reference rooms we return to for light, proportion and quiet. Select an image to view it larger.

  • The reading alcoveReading corner

  • A long table, late lightDining

  • First light on oakLight study

  • Marble and bentwoodKitchen corner

  • Linen, before noonBedroom

  • Raw plaster, soft sheetsBedroom

06Consultation

Plan a room with us.

Tell us about the space, the light and how you live in it. A consultation starts with a floor plan and a few photographs.

  • 01Share the room and what it is for.
  • 02Review a short proposal with material samples.
  • 03Refine sizes and finishes before anything is made.

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