Furniture that stays put.

Ghent · Established 2019

A small studio making chairs, tables, lights and vessels in oak, stone and wool.

What we make

We make a small number of objects each year and we make them slowly. A chair is drawn, then sat in, then drawn again. Nothing leaves the workshop in Ghent until it can be lived with for a very long time.

About the studio

Morrow Chair—

Plinth Stool—

Ledge Bench—

Tallow Lounge Chair—

Quarry Table—

Halfmoon Side Table—

Sill Desk—

Pebble Low Table—

Ember Lamp—

Wick Floor Lamp—

Hearth Wall Light—

Vessel No. 4—

Mantle Shelf—

Tidewater Bowl—

Slab Mirror—

Morrow Chair—

Plinth Stool—

Ledge Bench—

Tallow Lounge Chair—

Quarry Table—

Halfmoon Side Table—

Sill Desk—

Pebble Low Table—

Ember Lamp—

Wick Floor Lamp—

Hearth Wall Light—

Vessel No. 4—

Mantle Shelf—

Tidewater Bowl—

Slab Mirror—

Morrow Chair—

Plinth Stool—

Ledge Bench—

Tallow Lounge Chair—

Quarry Table—

Halfmoon Side Table—

Sill Desk—

Pebble Low Table—

Ember Lamp—

Wick Floor Lamp—

Hearth Wall Light—

Vessel No. 4—

Mantle Shelf—

Tidewater Bowl—

Slab Mirror—

Selected objects

Fifteen in the current catalogue

Object 01

Morrow Chair

Solid oak, undyed wool

2026

Plinth Stool

Solid ash

Tallow Lounge Chair

Ash frame, boiled wool

Tallow Lounge Chair

Ash frame, boiled wool

Tallow Lounge Chair

Ash frame, boiled wool

Object 05

Quarry Table

A table that begins with the stone. The top is a single honed slab; the two oak columns beneath are turned by hand and left unfinished, so they darken with use.

Material

Honed limestone, oak

Dimensions

W 220 × D 90 × H 74 cm

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The rest of the catalogue

Seating · Tables · Lighting · Objects

Ledge Bench

Seating

2025

Halfmoon Side Table

Tables

2024

Sill Desk

Tables

2026

Pebble Low Table

Tables

2023

Wick Floor Lamp

Lighting

2024

All fifteen objects

From the journal

Read the journal

Essay

Aug 14, 2026

The case for fewer, heavier things

On why we make objects that are difficult to move, and why that is the point.

Material

Jun 2, 2026

Oak, and the patience it asks for

A tree takes eighty years to become a table. We think the table should be allowed to take its time too.

Hand planes, chisels and a marking gauge, in the order they are reached for.

Workshop, Dok Noord

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