Built on one form

The Bedside Table is two push-to-open drawers in a softly radiused case, carried on short columns. No handles, so nothing catches a sleeve in the dark and the front stays a clean plane of wood. The top is clear enough for a lamp, a...

The Storage Bed carries its light in the headboard. A concealed strip washes the wall behind rather than the room — bright enough to read by, soft enough to leave on all night. The base is a full plinth, radiused the whole way round....

The Side Table is the collection in miniature: a square top capping four columns, with a curved lower shelf slung between them. Small enough to move to wherever the conversation ends up, and useful enough to be left there. The radius on the top...

The Coffee Table stands on two piers rather than four legs, so the floor runs on underneath and the room reads larger. The top is a soft oval with no corner to catch, and a second shelf below takes the books and trays that...

The TV Unit runs low and long, with an open channel across the top for the things you reach for and push-to-open doors below for the things you don't. It lifts on short columns, so the floor carries through beneath it. The fronts stay...

The Wall Shelf is a radiused frame with three open recesses, hung so it reads as part of the wall rather than something added to it. Open on all sides, so what you place inside becomes the decoration. Books beside a bed, ceramics in...

The Display Highboard is lifted off the floor on four turned columns, so a tall piece reads light. Across the middle the case opens into a lit bay, where a few good things get looked at rather than put away. Glass on one side,...

The Dining Table is the collection at its simplest: a long plane carried on four turned columns. The apron curves away under the top rather than stopping at an edge, so a solid table reads light. It seats six comfortably, eight when the occasion...