Hex - drinks cabinet
A drinks cabinet designed for functionality but built around sustainability. Made from reclaimed oak and salvaged brass its tiered design and transparent shelving allow for assorted bottles to be easily found, whilst ensuring space for a favourite tipple to be poured. Adapting the traditional Japanese method of ‘Yakisugi’ (wood preservation through fire), offers a natural finish whilst highlighting the grain of the oak.
Commissioned 2018
Mo’ - shoe unit
A home for shoes, a place nestled under the a stairs, near the door. Designed to utilise every square foot available whilst incorporating a Piet Mondrian aesthetic that lends itself to the colours and artistic stylings on the home, that it belongs too. Semi transparent panels silhouette a hidden colleection whilst sliding doors make access easy.
Commissioned 2018
Gunnersbury - Benches
Designed to replicate the style of bench used in Anderson shelters during the Second World War. The Gunnersbury Park Museum commissioned this piece as part of their educational programme, which takes school children on a tour of the grounds, and provides a day-in the-life immersive experience.
Commissioned 2018
Jr - desk
With a client driven aesthetic, this music desk was designed to house a compact musical studio, shelves, open drawers, cable tidy and a pull-out top provide space for a screen, speakers, keyboards and various additional equipment.
Constructed in birch ply; hidden fixings, precise rebates and defined angles give rise to a symmetry that is as much functional as it is aesthetic.
Commissioned 2020
Mo Brog - Hosiery Unit
A bespoke peg board, for Mo’ Brog, Brighton. Designed to allow various size and shaped socks to be showcased and manoeuvred as seasonal stocks change.
Constructed from waney edged America cedar, with copper pegs that screw in and out of place.
Commissioned 2013
Peg boards -
A client driven system comprising of different sized peg boards located around the house, their positions in conjunction with slim shelves and hanging boxes creates a versatile and highly functional range.
Commissioned 2016
spring - KPMG
A university project conceived around the idea of encapsulation, each letter representing one of ‘SPRING’s’ core concepts which in turn was reflect by the objects encapsulated within.
Spanning almost two meters in length the letters were individually back lit with coloured LED panels and installed for the launch of ‘SPRING’; 2016.
Commissioned 2016
Fundraising - side table
A collaborative project to raise funds for the those effected by the earthquakes which struck Honduras in 2020. Exploring the use of ‘offcuts’ two concepts were expanded upon to create a series of simple puzzles representing the fragile nature of the city landscape. Whilst a larger side table was assembled from the leftovers, creating a form merging functionality with balance.
For more on this project visit Studio Improviso.
