Mati trays

Sana is a feminine, elegant, and extraordinarily light dining chair made entirely in solid wood.

A testimony to design brilliance of Ludovica + Roberto Palomba, Play & Burn candle holders are quite possibly the most engaging and playful candle holders in existence.

Koba coffee table (square) combines sleekness of glass with warmth and tactility of solid wood into a refined sculptural object.

Sky standing mirrors are modernist art sculptures hand-carved in solid wood.

The idea is a chair with soft, minimalistic, yet humanistic expression.

Touch bowls and food platters are the result of our continued dialogue with Ilse Crawford, Oscar Peña and their associates at Studioilse about tactility as an essential human need and how it‘s cont

Mati is a dining chair with armrests, made entirely in solid wood with an upholstered seat for added comfort. The design inspiration for Mati is about the pursuit of security.

Café Tattoo chair, designed by Gert Wingårdh & Sara Helder, is a charming, minimalist, and youthful chair with

The objects we treasure, regardless of their size, should represent genuine quality of design, materials and craftsmanship, the kind of quality where every little detail matters and has been throug

Stonehenge stool was inspired by ancient, small stools found across different cultures in multitude of designs.

The objects we treasure, regardless of their size, should represent genuine quality of design, materials and craftsmanship, the kind of quality where every little detail matters and has been throug

Koba table is a timeless, built-to-last piece of furniture.
 

As the light (i.e. nur) reflects in a mirror, one’s beauty it shows and in beautifying it aids. Mirror is an object in the service of beauty and beautiful it should be.

The objects we treasure, regardless of their size, should represent genuine quality of design, materials and craftsmanship, the kind of quality where every little detail matters and has been throug

Unity side table/stool was designed in the context of Zanat’s 2020 Lockdown Dialogues project.