Custom Furniture and Residential Architecture Details

Our design approach does not distinguish between a building and a piece of furniture. Both are exercises in spatial storytelling. When we design a table, we look for the same honest materials, such as steel, aluminum, and wood, that define our interior projects. The XOXOX table, for example, is not meant to be a static object. It is designed to anchor a space and encourage social interaction.

Similarly, in our residential work, we treat light as a building material. In the featured residence, the design focuses on how shadows from foliage play across the ceiling, creating an organic, shifting pattern throughout the day. By carefully managing light and selecting materials that age gracefully, we aim to create environments that are not just visually interesting but physically comfortable.

Whether you need a custom-fabricated piece of furniture or a complete residential redesign, our process begins by understanding how you live. We do not just provide drawings. We work with you to ensure every choice, from the type of metal in a table leg to the placement of a window, contributes to a space that feels deeply personal and grounded.