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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...

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...

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,...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Glass above and cord panels below, so the good glassware stays on show and everything else stays private. At 90 cm wide the Kanso Display Cabinet holds a dining room's worth of serveware, and it works just as well in a study as a...

Solid oak throughout, with softly rounded legs that meet the top without a bracket or an apron in sight. The Kanso Dining Table seats six comfortably and the open underframe means nobody ends up straddling a leg.

The back curves in a single sweep to meet the small of your back, which is why this chair stays comfortable through a long dinner. A cushioned seat softens the sit further, and at 45 cm square it tucks fully under the table once...

Two and a half centimetres thick and fixed without a visible bracket, the Kanso Shelf looks like a line drawn on the wall. It is the quietest piece in the collection and the most useful one to buy in pairs, stacked at different heights...

A of cushioned seating above a slatted lower shelf, the Kanso Bench solves the end of a bed, the length of a hallway and the side of a dining table with the same piece. The shelf underneath takes baskets, books or a folded throw.

The Vero Sideboard brings rhythm and warmth to contemporary interiors with its distinctive vertical detailing and softly rounded form. Crafted from mango wood in a warm oak finish, this wooden sideboard cabinet offers generous concealed storage while maintaining a clean, refined silhouette.  

The Cairo Sideboard balances timeless wooden craftsmanship with thoughtful everyday storage. Crafted from mango wood in a warm oak finish, its softly rounded edges, framed doors and three central drawers create a composed and inviting form for living and dining spaces.

The Tova Sideboard makes a bold statement through rich wood tones and structured geometric detailing. Crafted from mango wood, its elevated form and spacious concealed shelving combine architectural character with practical storage for contemporary living and dining spaces.