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OBJECTS

Designed in response to individual projects and realised through close collaboration with craftsmen and artisans, these objects extend the architectural language of each space beyond its built form.

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AC 01
Developed with Tiwu Works

(Shanghai) for an ongoing project

 

Designed for outdoor lounge dining, the AC 01 Armchair is crafted with Burmese teak for tropical climates. Inspired by the refined leg profiles of Chinese classical furniture from the Ming dynasty, the chair reinterprets traditional forms with a contemporary architectural expression.

BN 01
Developed for a private residence

 

BN 01 Bench is part of a collection with a material language inspired by the Malaysian Rain Tree and with double layer bullnose edges. Carefully proportioned and supported by cylindrical legs, the bench balances visual weight with a refined, contemporary expression.

CT 01
Developed for a private residence

Part of a collection inspired by the layers of a Malaysian Rain Tree, CT 01 Coffee Table has a top with softened bullnose edges. It is presented in both natural timber and a high-gloss lacquer finishing, offering two distinct interpretations of the same contemporary form.

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CT 02
Developed for Sensory Home

CT 02 Coffee Table carves a monolithic cube from a rare natural stone, distinguished by its pebble-like formation. The expressive surface contrasts deliberately with the table's restrained geometry, allowing the material to become the defining feature.

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CT 03
Developed with Tiwu Works
(Shanghai) for an ongoing project

Designed as a pair, CT 03 Coffee Tables are crafted in ceramic, taking inspiration from the sculptural forms of traditional Chinese vases. Produced in Jingdezhen, they reinterpret the familiar silhouettes through a contemporary architectural expression.

CT 04
Developed with Tiwu Works

(Shanghai) for an ongoing project

Featuring an organic silhouette, CT 04 Coffee Table pairs a rust-coloured ceramic top with a stained oak base. Its warm red tones complement the client's collection of antique Chinese redwood furniture.

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DT 01
Developed for The Pivot

Cast in refined cement, DT 01 Dining Table extends the micro-cement floor into the living space. Softened bullnose edges balance the angular architecture, allowing the table to function as a dining table and kitchen island.

DT 02
Developed for The Constant

DT 02 Dining Table extends the apartment's architectural language with its four sculpted timber fins and softened bullnose edges. An engineered quartz top introduces contrast, while a detachable lazy Susan supports shared dining.

DT 03
Developed for The Next Chapter

Echoing the timber fins developed for the project, DT 03 Dining Table combines alternating oak veneer grain directions with a dark brown engineered quartz top, creating a composition that is grounded and refined.

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DT 04
Developed for Sensory Home

The centrepiece of the home's gathering space, DT 04 Dining Table balances its generous scale with slender timber legs braced by expressed metal rings. A rare Brazilian marble top introduces warmth and natural character.

DT 05
Developed for an ongoing project

Contrasting with a collection of antique Chinese furniture, DT 05 Dining Table pairs the Autumn Brown marble top with high-gloss lacquered legs and a dark walnut bracing, establishing a contemporary presence within a traditional setting.

RG 01
Developed for Calibrated Living

Hand-tufted in India using Tencel textile, RG 01 rug extends the architectural language of the living room through softened corners. Varying pile heights create subtle pattern, texture and depth that define the seating arrangement.

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RG 02
Developed for Sensory Home

Designed as two overlapping rugs, the hand knotted Lincoln Wool & Mohair rug frames the living and lounge settings and supports circulation through the space. A graduated mustard palette, varied pile heights and softened geometric pattern echo the shifting shadows cast by an architectural screen.

SF 01
Developed for a private residence

SF 01 Sofa is part of a collection inspired by the Malaysian Rain Tree. Its base has chamfered edges, creating a lighter expression that balances the generous proportions of the seat and back cushions.

ST 01
Developed for The Pivot

Constructed entirely from Ice Jade marble, ST 01 Side Table uses intentionally misaligned supports to create framed voids that lighten the composition, allowing the stone to become both structure and expression.

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