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A glazed column for the things you would rather look at than put away. The Kanso Vitrine stands 180 cm tall in a slim 60 cm width, with glass across the front so a collection stays visible and dust-free, and solid oak shelves that...

A 160 cm run of storage that keeps the television company without competing with it. Cord-panelled doors at either end let a remote signal pass straight through to whatever is inside, and two central drawers take the cables, controllers and everything else that usually...

The Coffee Table's smaller sibling, built to the same tray-top logic with the same cord shelf below. At 55 cm it stands a little taller than most side tables, which puts a cup or a book at the right height beside a sofa arm...

The tray top sits proud of the frame on a fine floating reveal, a detail borrowed from mid-century Scandinavian cabinetmaking that stops a large surface from looking heavy. Below it, a cord shelf holds books and trays within reach, which keeps the top itself...

Open above and closed below, the Kanso Tall Cabinet gives you somewhere to display and somewhere to tuck away in a single 180 cm column. The cord-panelled lower door keeps the everyday out of sight, while the open shelves above hold the things you...

Deep enough to stand a framed picture, a stack of books and a small plant side by side, the Kanso Ledge does the work of a console without taking a square inch of floor. A raised front lip keeps everything where you put it,...

Three hinged panels that fold to stand wherever you need them, the Kanso Screen divides a room today and shelters a reading corner tomorrow. Solid and cord panels alternate across its face, so it filters light rather than blocking it, and a room stays...

Sit down to put your shoes on, and store them in the same breath. The Kanso Entryway Bench holds a cushioned seat above three cord-fronted doors, deep enough for a household's everyday pairs, and it moves just as easily to the foot of a...

A clean rectangle of solid oak, deep enough to read as a frame and slim enough to stay quiet on the wall. The Kanso Wall Mirror hangs landscape or portrait, which makes it as much at home above a hallway console as it is...

Small enough to sit beside any bed and generous enough to hold the day's last few things, the Kanso Nightstand pairs a single drawer with an open lower shelf. The cord base of that shelf lets light through, so the piece reads light in...

Built with a hydraulic lift that raises the entire base, the Kanso Storage Bed turns the floor beneath you into the most useful cupboard in the house. A headboard panel of handwoven Danish paper cord sits inside a solid oak frame, its tabby pattern...

Squared off and then cut back at each corner, the Notch Wall Mirror takes a plain rectangle and gives it a quiet architectural detail. The slim frame keeps the whole piece light against the wall, while the clipped corners add just enough interest to...

Built tall and narrow in the tradition of a pier mirror, the Pier Wall Mirror is framed by a fine dark edge that all but disappears against the glass. The proportions suit the space between two windows or the length of a hallway, where...

Drawn as a single wandering line, the Ripple Wall Mirror waves in and out along its full height so the outline never settles. The solid wood frame is shaped to follow every curve, turning a wall mirror into a piece of sculpture that happens...

Built as two offset ledges rather than one flat plane, the Ledge Shelf steps up and back along its length to hold objects at different heights. The deep walnut tone and long horizontal run make it as much a line drawn across the wall...

Framed in a deep rosewood tone that glows warm under light, the Ember Wall Mirror carries far more weight at its edge than most. The broad solid frame gives the piece a settled, heirloom quality, so it holds a wall on its own rather...

Welded into a seamless hexagonal column, the Milo Side Table stands as pure volume with no legs and no visible fixings. Six flat planes in a hand-applied antique brass finish shift in tone as light moves around them, giving a small table the quiet...

Shaped like a stone worn smooth by water, the Pebble Wall Mirror curves gently out of round so that no two edges ever match. A thick solid wood frame in a warm walnut tone gives the outline real weight, making it a soft counterpoint...

Reduced to a slim solid wood frame and nothing else, the Pane Wall Mirror lets the glass do all the work. The narrow profile sits close to the wall and keeps the outline quiet, making it an easy fit above a console, along a...

Cut from solid oak into three broad curved legs, the Cove Side Table shelters an open, rounded hollow beneath its top. The surface above is left richly grained and irregular, so the piece keeps a handmade quality while the sweeping legs give it a...

Turned bead by bead on a lathe, the stem of the Archie Side Table carries the same run of soft spindles as its coffee table. A round top and a broad circular foot in a deep black finish hold it steady, keeping the turning...

Crowned by a ring of layered stone, the Halo Side Table sets its top on a solid cylindrical pedestal in deep walnut tones. The stacked edge of the stone catches light in bands on the drum below, making the piece feel less like furniture...

Drawn as two slender frames rather than one, the Iris Side Table Set lifts polished stone tops on fine metal legs. The pair stands at complementary heights and takes up almost no visual space, so the tables sit nested together or move separately to...

Built from solid wood into a faceted drum, the Ciro Side Table carries a cast glass disc across its top, and the vertical fins break the cylinder into planes that catch the light differently as you move past, giving a compact table an unusually...

Modelled on a boulder worn smooth, the Rufus Pouf carries a deliberately irregular upholstered seat so that no two views of it read the same. Four slender tapered oak legs lift the mass clear of the floor, setting soft weight against a fine line...

Welded into a seamless hexagonal drum, the Milo Coffee Table is built as pure volume with no legs and no visible fixings anywhere on it. Six flat planes in a hand-applied antique brass finish catch the light differently as the day moves around it,...

Wrapped in sand-toned corduroy, the Cora Pouf runs vertical channels the full height of its seat to create a rhythm you register before you consciously see it. The cylinder rests slightly off-centre on a solid acacia plinth, and stands tall enough to perch on...

Upholstered over a slim frame, the Teddy Pouf sits on tapered solid acacia legs that lift it cleanly off the floor. Narrow enough for the foot of a bed, the end of a hallway or the gap beside a sofa, it is deliberately understated...

Conceived as a pair that works together or apart, the Nell Coffee Table Set combines a low round Beige Panther marble top on a softly curved acacia base with a taller square companion. The two heights tuck alongside each other or separate across the...

Anchored by a near-metre disc of Marine Black marble, the Enzo Coffee Table carries dramatic white veining that runs across the honed surface like lightning. Four short acacia columns hold it low and steady, giving the piece the grounded weight a large seating arrangement...